We’ve had several customers who have been surprised that JMP Genomics can handle high-throughput data generated on non-array platforms. These customers and others are glad to hear that JMP Genomics can also handle TaqMan data, processed NextGen sequencing data, and data generated on custom array platforms or other commercial platforms
In the course of one week last summer, we had three separate requests for implementing the EIGENSTRAT method in JMP Genomics. Coincidentally, our graduate student intern had just completed a paper for her preliminary PhD exam on the randomly but auspiciously assigned topic, “statistical methods of adjusting for population structure
JMP Genomics 3.1 includes a new streamlined application for the analysis of Affymetrix CHP files, the Affymetrix Expression CHP Wizard. The wizard is designed to quickly introduce new users to a typical expression analysis workflow in JMP Genomics. This new tool uses an interactive interface to collect required information about
Whew! I’m glad that’s over. It was really crazy for a while. Writing detailed documentation for over 30 new processes plus documenting all the updates to existing processes really kept me busy. But it was worth it! Not only did we add a lot more features to JMP Genomics (including
It’s been a short but intense development cycle since JMP Genomics 3.0 went into the release engineering production process last May and our team started working on the requirements for JMP Genomics 3.1. This latest and greatest release of JMP Genomics will be offered as a Web update early next
I’m writing this blog entry as I’m on the plane, on my way back from San Diego after the ASHG conference (American Society of Human Genetics for you non-genetics types). Despite the fires burning around the area and the losses faced by so many people in the region, the meetings
All of us on the JMP Genomics team are looking forward to the JMP User Conference this next week. Thanks very much to the organizers in SAS Education, who supported us in becoming a full part of the conference after graciously hosting the G2006 seminar/training last year to help launch
SAS, JMP and the JMP Genomics team hosted the seventh face-to-face meeting of the MicroArray Quality Control (MAQC) consortium May 24-25 on the SAS campus. Over the past few years, the MAQC has attracted significant attention from thought leaders in biotech and pharma, chip manufacturers, and analytics providers, including developers
As JMP Genomics product manager, I’m pleased to announce that JMP Genomics 3.0 has been finalized and is scheduled to be released at the end of May. An amazing effort from our stellar development, testing, documentation and support teams has produced some excellent new features and guidance on how to
Russ Wolfinger, the leader of the JMP Genomics project and developer of SAS Proc Mixed, recently was informed that he will be honored this summer as a fellow of the American Statistical Association. One of my best perspectives on Russ Wolfinger's work came when I went to a seminar that