Have you ever been in this situation? You’re teaching a class using JMP, and you’d like all of your students to have the same Preferences. For example, you’d like everyone to have large markers and horizontal histograms. Or, perhaps you’d like certain statistics or graphical features to display each time you run an
Over the past few weeks, I’ve had several customers ask how they can more easily manage and deploy a collection of JMP scripts, particularly in the case where an internal development team may periodically release new versions of some or all of the scripts. If you find yourself asking the
A typical diagnostic test has two outcomes: positive or negative with the goal of classifying subjects correctly based on a “gold standard” or known outcome. These diagnostic tests have specific performance measures that are used to assess the clinical value of a test. Two basic measures for a diagnostic test
The following is a case study of using the JSL Debugger to solve a problem. This is based on a real script with the problem specified. If you would like to see the problem in context, I created a script – much simplified from the original – that shows the
That’s right, JMP 10 ships with a brand new JSL Debugger. Say goodbye to the old and hello to the new! As I was wondering what I could say in a blog post about it, I started thinking about ways it makes my life as a JSL scripter easier. This
This is the second in a series of posts on customized menus in JMP 9. The first post provided an overview of what has changed in JMP 9. In this post, I will provide some strategies for administrators who provide customized menus for large groups of JMP users. If you
Congratulations to the Cheeseheads on their Super Bowl victory. As a fan of that pro-sports desolate wasteland known as Cleveland, and despite a conflicting desire to demonstrate league superiority of the AFC North, I found myself pulling for the team in green (plus I love cheese). Nice to see a
Do you have a need to forecast future warranty returns or forecast financial reserves? If so, you will be interested in the new reliability forecasting add-in for JMP 9 that uses the popular Nevada data format to perform predictions and plan future inventory requirements, and budget for future claim payments.
This week we celebrate the 35th anniversary of SAS user group meetings with SGF 2010 (formerly known as SUGI). SAS has exhibited extraordinary growth and success since that first meeting of five users in 1975. Over this time span, we have also seen major advancements in the field of modern