One of the key parts of any analysis is to be able to communicate your findings in an organized manner. JMP has a variety of ways to save your analyses and share them with your colleagues. I've recently stepped through a number of ways to work with your analyses in
In my Solar Array Surprises post about the SAS solar farm, one of the surprises was a midday dip in the power output, for which commenters supplied several possible explanations. That data was from April, and we could only speculate what the summer data would look like. But now summer
Vector plots show arrows on a two-dimensional plot and allow one to see four dimensions of data: x position, y position, arrow angle, and arrow length. Equivalently, the four dimensions can be x start position, y start position, x end position, and y end position. The latter form is most
As you may have heard, SAS has a 1 megawatt solar farm in operation. Naturally, I wanted to see what kind of data was available, and it turns out the power output is recorded every 15 minutes, even during the night (who knows -- maybe we'll get some power from