JMP 12 introduced the ability to create a selection filter, or a graph that filters other graphs in a report. I have used this feature quite a bit since its introduction, and I love the flexibility it provides! I hope you had a chance to see developer Dan Schikore's post
Tag: Data Visualization
Ever since Ben Shneiderman developed the Treemap in the early 1990s, people have been coming up with new algorithms for laying out tiles, or rectangles, to represent data. Treemap is an area-filling visualization designed to represent the data such that the user can compare values easily by looking at the
I'm happy to report that we posted our 1,000th post at the JMP Blog yesterday, with Ryan Lekivetz's post on using space filling designs to explore data about his work commute! Ryan's post is an example of the technical content that JMP Blog readers love best. So, I looked back
Do you ever take the time to write book reviews on Amazon? I’ve thought about it many times, but I never seemed to find the time to follow through — until I read Phil Simon’s latest book, Message Not Received: Why Business Communication is Broken and How to Fix It.
In the previous post in this fitness and food series, I showed some examples of how I have been using local data filter to customize graphs of my workout data. JMP 12 offers a new alternative to list-based data filters in the form of selection filters, or graphs that can act
The Interactive HTML Profiler output is new to the latest version of JMP. It is meant to replace and improve upon the interactive output provided by the Flash (SWF) export facility in previous versions of JMP, one major advantage being that the HTML5 technology used is supported on mobile devices
My latest quantified self data visualization project uses JMP 12 to clean up and visualize my workout data. As I described in my previous post, I cleaned up exercise names in my data table using the JMP 12 Recode platform. I also used Recode to create hierarchical exercise groupings, assigning exercises to primary body areas,
The Interactive HTML Bubble Plot output is new to the latest version of JMP. It is meant to replace and improve upon the interactive output provided by the Flash (SWF) export facility in previous versions of JMP. If you are unfamiliar with the Bubble Plot platform, the Essential Graphing guide
In my last blog entry, I looked at 10 different items from the Lilly Pulitzer for Target collection and how close their realized price is to buying directly from the Lilly Pulitzer website. My wife pointed out the lack of XXL size items available from Lilly Pulitzer, so a natural
In a previous blog post, I described our goals for JMP 12 Interactive HTML reports, to support: Bubble Plots Profilers Mobile devices In this blog post, I'll describe in detail our user interface for Interactive HTML reports on mobile devices. Mobile First Many customers want to share JMP reports with