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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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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Print-ready graphics from JMP revisited

Daniel Valente
Daniel Valente|April 5, 2012

A few months ago, I published a series of articles about the various ways to get high-quality graphics out of JMP. If you missed them, here are the links: Graphical output options using JMP Preparing print-ready graphics that look great using JMP Print-ready graphics from JMP: Step-by-step video tutorial New [...]

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There & back again – Part 2: Sharing your results

Michael Hecht
Michael Hecht|March 23, 2012

Yesterday I posted about the different ways to move your JMP data table from your desktop to your iPad, so you can use it with JMP Graph Builder for iPad. Once you’ve done that, you’ll most likely want to share your discoveries with other people. Sharing is one of those [...]

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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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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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Top 10 JMP Blog posts of 2011

Arati Korwar
Arati Korwar|January 26, 2012

The numbers are in from my SAS colleagues, and I have a list of the top 10 JMP Blog posts of last year. The ranking is based on total number of pageviews. What’s interesting is that almost all of the posts on this list were published in years prior to [...]

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New graphical output options in JMP 10

Daniel Valente
Daniel Valente|December 22, 2011

For the last part of this four-part series on graphical output using JMP, I spoke with Brian Corcoran, Director of Software Development, about the exciting improvements in the graphical output options that are in the upcoming JMP 10 release. If you missed the first three installments in this series, be [...]

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Print-ready graphics from JMP: Step-by-step video tutorial

Daniel Valente
Daniel Valente|December 20, 2011

In the previous article in this series on graphical output options using JMP, I demonstrated how you can prepare graphics tailored for the specific guidelines of resolution and size for a document in print. This technique uses files that are saved in the Encapsulated PostScript (.eps) file format. In the [...]

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Graphical output options using JMP

Daniel Valente
Daniel Valente|December 12, 2011

The best way to make an impact when sharing your statistical discoveries is with compelling graphical output – an area where the data visualization paradigm of JMP is ideal. This four-part blog series will look at some of the options you have for exporting your visualizations created in JMP to [...]

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