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
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
One of the great things about attending the JMP Discovery Summit as a developer is hearing questions and suggestions from people with so many different applications of JMP. One JMP Scripting Language (JSL) question came up three times, so it's worth sharing. The question is, "How do I remove duplicate
Many companies have developed custom applications using JSL (JMP Scripting Language). These applications put the rich analytic capability and dynamic interactive graphics of JMP into the hands of hundreds of analysts who make critical decisions. But, JSL can also be used to extend JMP more generally by adding new features
JMP offers a lot of sophisticated statistical analyses that are easy to use because of its well-designed user interfaces. Nonlinear estimation is not as easy to use because the incredible flexibility of that platform may challenge even a statistically savvy person. However, with JMP Scripting Language (JSL), it is easy
Wayne Levin of Predictum posted a message on the JMP User group on Facebook looking for a couple of panelists to present at an advanced JMP Scripting Language session at Discovery Summit. I thought readers of the JMP Blog might like to see Wayne's note as well: Attention, JSL scripters:
If you missed my live SAS TALKS webinar on June 23 titled Consider an Analytic Center of Excellence (and Other Ways to Create More Analytic Bandwidth), you can now watch it on demand. In addition, the slides I presented are now available to any who are interested in Analytic Centers
JMP 9 introduced an add-in architecture that makes creating and distributing extensions to JMP easy. This makes JMP a platform for creating new analytic tools. It also makes it easy to add new functionality. Creating a JMP add-in is pretty simple. All you need to know is JMP Scripting Language
Seems like people are starting to discover the new image functionality that was added to JMP 9. And when you are asked the same question by three different people in the same week, you've got to figure it is time for a blog post. The popular question this week is:
Are you teaching regression analysis in a course? Or are you interested in developing a better understanding of regression concepts yourself? The new Demonstrate Regression teaching module may be just what you need. Statistician and JMP training specialist Mark Bailey and I, along with professors Amy Froelich from Iowa State