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
For the second time in three years, the American Society for Quality has named Bradley Jones, Principal Research Fellow at JMP, a recipient of the ASQ Brumbaugh Award. Jones and his co-author, Chris Nachtsheim of the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota, won the award for their
My kids know I’m a data and stats junkie even if they’re not exactly sure what that means. So naturally, I assume everyone at the dinner table has a solid operational understanding of the terms I use when I’m talking about the latest analysis story, and I’m always a little
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
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 (9x9) Sudoku puzzles. Here's what David said about the Sudoku Solver script: "An interactive
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
One of my favorite things about living in Raleigh is that we have some big-impact museums for a medium-size city. And my favorite one, the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, is about to get about twice as big. Last week, I received a “hard hat” tour of the new
Recently, a number of customers have asked me how to start with design of experiments if they have technical knowledge about the product to build, or the process steps to follow, but no prior statistical information. They want the next experiment to be planned thoroughly and that data collected in
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
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