Supervised binning add-in for predictive modeling

Clay Barker
Clay Barker|May 8, 2012

When building a prediction model, there are a variety of ways that we can model the response as a function of our predictors. The Fit Model platform in JMP allows us to model the response as a linear function of our predictors. The Nonlinear platform allows us to model the [...]

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Analytics and daily life

Liza Lucas
Liza Lucas|March 27, 2012

JMP software is used for making important and compelling business points and scientific discoveries. Having worked in the software industry for a number of years, I’ve also found an interesting personal reliance on JMP to answer simpler questions in my daily life. I realized this recently as I maneuvered through [...]

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Customizing and extending analytics with add-ins

Arati Korwar
Arati Korwar|November 10, 2011

Wayne Levin is part of a group of engineers, statisticians and programmers who are passionate about expanding the use of statistical methods to improve productivity, quality and yields. That group is Predictum, and Wayne is president. How exactly does Predictum help companies improve productivity, quality and yields? “We do this [...]

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Take the JMP Add-In challenge

Jeff Perkinson
Jeff Perkinson|September 8, 2011

Many companies have developed custom applications using JSL (JMP Scripting Language). These applications put the rich analytic capability and dynamic interactive graphics of JMP into the hands of hundreds of analysts who make critical decisions. But, JSL can also be used to extend JMP more generally by adding new features [...]

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Complex probit estimation made simple

Bernd Heinen
Bernd Heinen|August 29, 2011

JMP offers a lot of sophisticated statistical analyses that are easy to use because of its well-designed user interfaces. Nonlinear estimation is not as easy to use because the incredible flexibility of that platform may challenge even a statistically savvy person. However, with JMP Scripting Language (JSL), it is easy [...]

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Creating micromaps in JMP

Jennifer Baulier
Jennifer Baulier|August 18, 2011

My name is Jennifer Baulier, and I am a summer student at JMP. I attend college at WPI (Worcester Polytechnic Institute), and applied for my internship at SAS through the R3 program. I am going into my sophomore year and am studying both computer science and video game development. I [...]

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Draw your models with a new SAS application for JMP

Ruth Baldasaro|July 27, 2011

SAS® Structural Equation Modeling for JMP® is a new application that enables researchers to use SAS and JMP to draw models by using an interface that is built on the SAS/STAT® CALIS procedure. To create models in SAS Structural Equation Modeling for JMP, you simply drag variables into the diagram [...]

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How to create an add-in for JMP

Jeff Perkinson
Jeff Perkinson|June 16, 2011

JMP 9 introduced an add-in architecture that makes creating and distributing extensions to JMP easy. This makes JMP a platform for creating new analytic tools. It also makes it easy to add new functionality. Creating a JMP add-in is pretty simple. All you need to know is JMP Scripting Language [...]

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Interface 2011 and Micromaps

Xan Gregg
Xan Gregg|June 8, 2011

Last week, SAS and JMP hosted Interface 2011: Statistical, Machine Learning, and Visualization Algorithms, 42nd Symposium on the Interface. The deep statistical issues were mostly over my head, but I found enough discussion of visualizations to keep me interested. Leland Wilkinson shared his recent research on Venn diagrams, which may [...]

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Using Geographic and Custom Maps: Videos and Answers

Gail Massari
Gail Massari|April 21, 2011

JMP Product Manager Jeff Perkinson presented the April 14 Mastering JMP session, Using Geographic and Custom Maps. I divided his demo into three parts for you to watch at your leisure. By default, JMP installs map files in a Maps directory. Each map consists of two JMP data files with [...]

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