Solving a problem with the JSL Debugger

Melanie Drake
Melanie Drake|May 1, 2012

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 [...]

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JMP Demos are Super at SAS Global Forum

Daniel Valente
Daniel Valente|April 23, 2012

The second full day at SAS Global Forum is in the books. One of the most informative ways that users learned about JMP was stopping by the demo floor. Throughout the day, JMP technical experts shared 15-minute Super Demos, where they highlighted new and exciting features in JMP 10.  Topics [...]

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Grow JMP skills with live and on-demand webcasts

Gail Massari
Gail Massari|April 17, 2012

Each quarter, JMP systems engineers present 11 Mastering JMP live webcasts, which are intended to help users develop and expand their JMP skills. Some webcasts are available as on-demand videos now. We’ll roll out the others after the upcoming live events take place. Did you miss one of the live webcasts? Register [...]

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Revised in JMP 10: Power Analysis in Custom Design

Bradley Jones
Bradley Jones|April 9, 2012

In my previous post, I talked about the fundamental quantities that affect the ability of a designed experiment to detect non-negligible effects of the factors. These are: 1)      The size of the effect 2)      The root mean squared error (RMSE) of the fitted model 3)      The significance level of the [...]

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5 reasons I love the new JSL Debugger

Melanie Drake
Melanie Drake|March 7, 2012

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 [...]

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Always jump to JSL?

Charles Pirrello
Charles Pirrello|March 2, 2012

Recently, I came across a question posted to the JMP discussion forum. The person who posted the question had the following sample file: He wanted a count of each unique field in Column 1 shown on every row. So the result would look like this: The first reply he got [...]

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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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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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Sudoku and JMP: a holiday gift for you

Malcolm Moore
Malcolm Moore|December 21, 2011

If you enjoy Sudoku, you will like this holiday gift for JMP users from my colleague David Rose of SAS UK. It’s a JSL (JMP Scripting Language) script to create, edit, store, load and solve classic (9×9) Sudoku puzzles. Here’s what David said about the Sudoku Solver script: “An interactive [...]

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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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