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• Using the BY Role with Messages

  Just about every platform in JMP includes an optional analysis role called the BY role. You can use this when you want to obtain separate analyses or graphs for every level or group in a column. For example, suppose you're working with the Big Class data table, and you want a separate bivariate fit of weight by height for each of the different age groups. When you put age in the BY role...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:20 AM

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• Enhancing Interaction with Platforms

  Your script can enhance the analysis by adding a column switcher or a local data filter to the platform used by your script. So, you can include the Local Data Filter argument or the Column Switcher argument in the launch message to add these features when the platform is launched. For example, the code shown here uses both the Local Data Filter and the Column Switcher arguments as part...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:20 AM

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• Scripting Analyses

  In this demonstration, we'll see how to script the analyses performed by some of the commonly-used platforms in JMP. In the journal in section I'll click on Concrete Strength and Humidity Data, and this is the data set I'm going to use for all of the examples in this demonstration. So we've got the type of concrete mix, the resulting concrete strength, and the ambient humidity when the ...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:15 AM

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• Overview of Display Boxes

  Remember that messages to the platform object are initially directed to the analysis layer. These messages can request additional analyses or options, such as those found in the red triangle menus. You can also send messages to the report layer in order to access information in numerical reports or graphical presentations. In some cases, your script might harvest the results in a platfo...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:15 AM

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• Understanding the Report Layer

  So, you need to understand the report layer of built-in JMP platforms if you want to design and make your own custom reports using elements of those platforms. Your custom report can include simple copies, or clones, of platform elements, as well as new tabular or graphical displays based on results your script harvests from a platform. These custom windows can report new results and ca...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:15 AM

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• Display Boxes

  In built-in JMP platforms, the report layer is usually organized as an outline, but there are other kinds of organization available. For example, you could organize the information in tabs or panels. The display boxes in the report layer are nested-- they often contain, or are contained within, other display boxes. This nested or branched structure is called the display tree, and the di...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:15 AM

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• Display Boxes with Subscripts

  Let's talk about how you access the nested display boxes within the display tree. Well, just like you use subscripts with lists and matrices, you use subscripts with display tree objects. First, you obtain a reference to the report layer from the analysis layer. Then, you use a subscript, or series of subscripts, to identify the nested object. Just like subscripts for lists and matrices...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:15 AM

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• Using Display Boxes

  In this demonstration, we'll take a look at how the display boxes are organized in the report layer, and see how we can access the contents of those display boxes. So in section of the course journal, I'll click on Cure Time Data. So I'm just going to do a simple correlation analysis and simple linear regression with the Cure Time data with two of my Cure Time columns in the bivariate p...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:15 AM

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• Using the New Window Function

  So, suppose you want to create a report that includes objects or display boxes that aren't part of a standard set of display boxes in a JMP platform, or maybe you want to create a report using values your script harvested from a JMP platform, but organized differently. Well, you use the New Window function to create a new window and then construct display boxes inside that window. The N...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:15 AM

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• Creating a Custom Report

  Learn more in our online course with
  videos, practice exercises & quizzes.
  Select and take the lessons in any order.
  Introduction to the JMP Scripting Language
  
  In this demonstration, we'll use a pre-written script to see how to make a custom report. So in the course journal, in section there's a script called NOx data for the nitrogen oxide...

  ruthhummel

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:15 AM

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• How do I import time series data stored in OSIsoft PI Server? ( New in JMP 17)

  Data analysts who need access to time series data stored in an OSIsoft PI Server can use the File > Database → Import from OSIsoft PI Server path to import three types of data: Raw: raw data points with timestamps that reflect when the data were recorded Plot: data points that have been interpolated based on a set of timestamps and is suitable for plotting Interpolated: data points...

  gail_massari

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  Apr 8, 2025 6:15 AM

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• Essentials of Designing Experiments

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  DonMcCormack

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  Mar 25, 2025 11:11 AM

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• CDISC Enables Efficient Streamlining of Clinical Trial Safety Evaluation (White Paper)

  This article was originally published in the Journal of the Society for Clinical Data Management , Volume 3, Issue 1, Spring 2023.    Read the Abstract and Introduction below.  You can dowload the full paper from The Journal of the Society for Clinical Data Management web site.   Authors Geoffrey Mann, Thomas J Pedersen, Rebecca Lyzinski, Anisa Scott, Andrew J Foglia, John Cromer, Meichen Dong, No...

  gail_massari

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  Mar 5, 2025 9:00 AM

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• Unit Tests: Automated JSL Testing

  Software development practitioners use the term unit to refer to the smallest testable component of a software product and the phrase unit testing to refer to the process of validating that a unit operates as expected. Over the past twenty years, these practitioners have become increasingly interested in automated unit testing and the phrase unit testing framework has come to refer to the mechanis...

  gail_massari

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  Mar 5, 2025 8:16 AM

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• JMP Live: Helping You Work More Efficiently

  JMP visually and interactively performs advanced statistical analysis, predictive models, design of experiments (DOE), quality and process control, and more to help organizations understand and leverage their data.   Easy information sharing in JMP also makes engineering simpler, faster, and more efficient by ensuring everyone in your organization always has the same information and perspective. J...

  gail_massari

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  Mar 5, 2025 8:01 AM

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• How to Edit and Schedule a Data Refresh in JMP Live

  JMP Live is collaborative analytics software for secure, enterprisewide knowledge sharing. JMP Live gives your experts a platform to contribute their collective voice, positioning your organization to make the most of expert insights and enabling nimble decision-making for critical, time-sensitive demands all from the convenience of a web browser.   With JMP Live, your organization can:  Create a ...

  gail_massari

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  Mar 5, 2025 7:50 AM

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• JMP for Mixed Models - Book Chapter 1

  This summary is excerpted from JMP for Mixed Models by Ruth Hummel, Elizabeth Claassen, and Russell Wolfinger. Copyright 2021, SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA. All Rights Reserved. Reproduced with permission of SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC.   Download Chapter 1 to learn more.    Mixed models are now the mainstream method of choice for analyzing experimental data. Why? They are arguably the mos...

  gail_massari

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  Mar 5, 2025 5:59 AM

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• Essentials of Designing Experiments

  Essentials of Designing Experiments   (view in My Videos)   JMP has powerful, world-class design of experiments (DOE) capabilities. See how to use the DOE platforms to make the most of your experiments. This topic may cover Custom Design, Screening Design, Full Factorial Design, Response Surface Design, and using Easy DOE to streamline your DOE workflow.

  Laura_Higgins

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  Feb 28, 2025 11:34 AM

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• Formulas and the Formula Editor

  Make and edit formulas in JMP   (view in My Videos)   See how to use JMP's powerful, easy-to-use Formula Editor to create columns with values computed by a formula and store the formula as part of column information. Learn how to build formulas that are simple assignments of numeric, character or row state constants, or complex evaluations based on conditional clauses. See how formulas are linked ...

  Laura_Higgins

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  Feb 28, 2025 11:32 AM

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• Get Going with JMP: Essentials for Using JMP

  These videos provide JMP essentials for new users and those who want a refresher.    Overviews Getting Started With JMP JMP Tips and Tricks (JMP 18)Better JSL Smoother Migration: How To Fix Your Own Code​   Automating Your Analysis WorkflowWhat’s New in JMP 17 Data Preparation From Excel to JMP: Importing, Consolidating and Maximizing the Value of Excel Data NEW! Formulas and the Formula EditorPow...

  Laura_Higgins

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  Feb 21, 2025 1:52 PM

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• Comparing Dissolution Curves Hands-On Activities and Solutions

  This activity can stand alone and also is a companion activity to the Mastering JMP session Characterizing and Comparing Dissolution Profiles for New Drug Formulations.   This hands-on activity allows you to practice comparing the shape of dissolutions curves over two groups. Instructions are below and in the attached PDF, which also contains the solutions. The data table is also attached to this ...

  Di_Michelson

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  Feb 18, 2025 9:15 AM

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• Explore Missing Values Hands-on Practice and Solution

  This activity can stand alone and also is a companion activity to the Mastering JMP session Disentangling and Organizing Wide Data.   This hands-on activity allows you to practice using Explore Missing Values to understand patterns in missing values across predictor variables in a predictive modeling exercise. The instructions are below and in the attached PDF, which also contains the solutions. T...

  Di_Michelson

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  Feb 18, 2025 7:32 AM

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• Explore Outliers Hands-on Practice and Solution

  This activity can stand alone and also is a companion activity to the Mastering JMP session Disentangling and Organizing Wide Data. This hands-on activity allows you to practice using Explore Outliers to understand the extreme values in your data. The data are collected from historical data for predictive modeling purposes. The instructions are below and in the attached PDF, which also contains th...

  Di_Michelson

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  Feb 18, 2025 7:31 AM

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• Expand and Collapse Blocks of JSL Code (Windows)

  Code folding markers show the beginning and the end of the code block, so you can collapse and expand code. To turn on code folding: Select File > Preferences > Script Editor.Select Code folding.Click OK. Note: By default, code does not remain collapsed after you save the script and restart JMP. To save the state of the folded code, select Save and restore document state information in the Script ...

  ruthhummel

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  Feb 18, 2025 6:30 AM

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• Work Efficiently with Projects

  With JMP Projects, you can: Explore your data more efficiently in a single, tabbed JMP window.Quickly save and reopen a set of related files and reports.Share your work by embedding your tables and scripts in a self-contained project file. Example of a Project Create a project Select File > New > Project (Windows) or File > New > New Project (MacOS).Open, import, or create your data tables and scr...

  ruthhummel

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  Feb 18, 2025 6:28 AM

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