Phil Kay's Blog

Phil_Kay · Mar 3, 2023 07:31 AM

"Have you run DOEs or built models in JMP? You all have? Then you are ready for this..."Selected JMP users joined Chris Gotwalt, JMP Chief Data Scientist, for a special hands-on workshop on Functional Data Explorer in JMP Pro. Chris has kindly agreed to making all the materials available for anyone to use. You can find them attached.

Let me know ( @Phil_Kay ) if you need anything else to help you understand how functional data analysis can help you to solve your complex science and engineering challenges.

Ressel · ‎03-13-2023

As I had the time to read through the pdf now I am amazed with the level of detail provided. This is very user friendly and should make it easy to apply to some of our own, real world problems. Now I only need a JMP Pro license.

Phil_Kay · ‎03-16-2023

Thanks, @Ressel . We've added the slides from Chris' presentations as well. I hope they are useful.

Bertelsen92 · ‎08-07-2023

@Phil_Kay Great slides. In the "Basic Intro" PP slide 29-31. How have you created these "live" interactive profilers in Power Point??

Is it a recorded GIF (where you slide the x-factor back and forward) or interactive HTML inserted? It could be handy when presenting to people who don't use JMP.

Phil_Kay · ‎08-07-2023

Hi @Bertelsen92 ,

I think that Chris created these by screen recording and saving as .gif.

There used to be a way to create interactive profilers for ppt but this relied on flash technology that is no longer supported.

There is a feature in the profiler in JMP to animate the movement of the factors. It might be nice to also provide a feature to record this to .gif, as JMP currently has for animated data filters and columns switchers. You can make requests like this in the JMP Wish List.

I hope this helps,

Phil