Making better predictive models quickly with JMP

Aashish Majethia
Aashish Majethia|May 16, 2012

There are many ways of generating a model such as basic linear regression, decision trees, neural nets, and generalized linear models. JMP Pro can be a great tool for data miners, those who want to get more information out of their data and build more accurate predictive models. It incorporates [...]

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New in JMP 10 DOE: Pre-specified center runs

Bradley Jones
Bradley Jones|March 12, 2012

When one or more factors in an experiment are continuous, many investigators like to add several runs at the center of the design region. This practice accomplishes two things: 1) It allows for a test of overall curvature. 2) It provides replicated runs, which means that JMP can calculate an [...]

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What’s new in JMP training? Categorical data analysis!

Mark Bailey
Mark Bailey|March 1, 2012

The JMP training curriculum is diverse and complex. We offer a range of training for beginners and for advanced users. In addition to our ongoing effort to keep all of the training up to date with new editions, we also create new courses as our user needs evolve. I want [...]

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New videos to grow your JMP skills

Gail Massari
Gail Massari|February 22, 2012

New demos from live Mastering JMP webcasts are now available for viewing at your leisure. I divided each webcast into two or three videos. Registration is required to view the videos. Here’s a hint: After you register, bookmark the page from which you launched the videos so that you can [...]

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Embedding images in JSL scripts

John Ponte
John Ponte|February 8, 2012

Every now and then a question arises that spawns enough discussion that I think it is worthy of a blog post. The topic of discussion around JMP’s virtual water cooler this time is the idea of including an image inside a JSL script. A similar discussion arose not long ago [...]

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Using images to add context to your data

John Ponte
John Ponte|February 2, 2012

On more than one occasion, I have been asked why we added image functionality to JMP. After all, JMP is a statistical software package. What is the value of imagery and what can you do with images in JMP? Well, there are a number of reasons for adding the functionality, [...]

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Blending images in JMP

John Ponte
John Ponte|January 3, 2012

A few months ago, a JMP customer contacted JMP Technical Support inquiring about the image functionality in JMP 9. In particular, the customer asked if there was any function that would blend two images together. Tech support forwarded that question to me. I had added some image functionality in JMP [...]

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See how to uncover the structure of your data

Gail Massari
Gail Massari|December 1, 2011

Uncovering structure and patterns in high-dimensional data are challenges easily met using visualization and analytics in JMP. In a Nov. 10 live webcast, Systems Engineer Chris Kirchberg demonstrated how. I captured the presentation as three demos that you can review at your leisure. Each demo is about 20 minutes long, [...]

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Accessing & managing data with JMP – an example

Massimo Martucci
Massimo Martucci|November 30, 2011

In a previous blog post, I gave an overview on how to access and manipulate data in JMP. I now present a simple case study utilising many of the functionalities for data access and management presented in that prior blog post. The data for this scenario comes from a tablet [...]

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Improve your image with JMP 9

John Ponte
John Ponte|November 15, 2011

If you attended the JMP Discovery Summit 2011 in Denver, Colorado, back in September, you may have sat in on my presentation, Image Isn’t Everything But It Sure Is Something in JMP 9. I talked about the image functionality that was added to JMP for version 9, and I demonstrated some [...]

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