How compare two independent proportions in JMP<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />I have two proportions (two numbers) of two groups. How can I compare them in JMP?
Re: How compare two independent proportions in JMPI worked with many files when I installed ADDIN. I think it's better to have no open files in process during installation.I'll try again, but not now. Ok! I have disable it.
Re: How compare two independent proportions in JMPTo remove Add-Ins, go to the View->Add-Ins menu and locate the add-in. You can disable it or unregister it.
Can you describe exactly what you do to make it crash?
-Jeff
Re: How compare two independent proportions in JMPOk, Jeff. How can I uninstall it? (JMP has problem now.)
Re: How compare two independent proportions in JMPHi jeff.perkinson,
I am not sure what the problem may be. I just ran the addin on 10.0.2 in both Windows and Mac without experiencing any problems. I am running on Windows 7, though, not XP.
If Ed has not updated to 10.0.2, that might help. If he has, I'm not sure what to do outside of referring Ed to Tech Support since I can't match his OS setup.
-Brady
Re: How compare two independent proportions in JMPBradyBrady, do you know why the Statistics Calculators Addin would be causing a problem here?
-Jeff
Re: How compare two independent proportions in JMPTHANKS, JEFF!
"COM.JMP.CALCULATORSII.JMPADDIN" INSTALLED, BUT DOES NOT WORK -- IT CLOSES JMP 10 (OPERATING SYSTEM NT)
Re: How compare two independent proportions in JMPTHANKS, KAREN, FOR CLEAR EXPLANATION!
Re: How compare two independent proportions in JMPThe Add-in that Karen is referring to is this one:
Statistics Calculators Addin
To link to a piece of content from elsewhere in the JMP User Community you can type an @ symbol and then start typing the name of the content you want to link to. Use an _ to separate words and the system will search for it and present you with options.
-Jeff
Re: How compare two independent proportions in JMPThere are a couple of ways. One is to use a the "Statistics Calculator" Add-In by BradyBrady in the file exchange.
To do so without the calculator you can build a small table:
| Weight | Outcome | Group |
| 10 | 1 | A |
| 4 | 0 | A |
| 9 | 1 | B |
| 5 | 0 | B |
Then use fit Y by X with (nominal) Outcome = Y, Group = X, and Weight = Weight. Under the red triangle menu is the "Two Sample Test for Proportions" (note, this option only appears when you have two groups).
