In the nonlinear platform I can supply my own equation and then ask JMP so solve the coefficients. In the visual interface I can lock some of these parameters and give them a preset value. How do I do this in scripting?
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA\Big Class.jmp");
dt << New Column( "PredictorFormula",
Numeric,
"Continuous",
Format( "Best", 12 ),
Formula(
Parameter(
{b0 = 0.5, b1 = 0.6, b2 = 0.7},
b0 + b1 * :height + b2 * :height ^ 2
)
),
);
nln = Nonlinear( Y( :weight ), X( :PredictorFormula ), By( :sex ), Newton );Now I want to talk to nln and lock the second parameter (b1) in the first instance and change the default value to 0.55 and lock b2 in instance 2 with default value 1.
Using Xpath I'm able to select the NumberColEditBoxes and and change their values, but I cannot manipulate the lock checkmarks that way.
ValuesBoxes = nln << xpath("//NumberColEditBox/NumberColEditBoxHeader[text()='Current Value']/..");
templist = (ValuesBoxes[1] << get())[1];
templist[2] = 0.55;
ValuesBoxes[1] << set(templist);
templist = (ValuesBoxes[2] << get())[1];
templist[3] = 1;
ValuesBoxes[2] << set(templist);I can select the checkbox column and query or set the first checkbox, but nothing more.
CheckBoxes = nln << xpath("//CheckBoxBox");
CheckBoxes[1] << get();
CheckBoxes[1] << set(1); //Only does a toggle of the first checkbox, cannot do any other checboxAnd just after I posted the question I decided to try again and I figured out how to solve it:
CheckBoxes[1] << get(2);
CheckBoxes[1] << set(2,1);
This is how you check and set the second checkbox.
From the Scripting Index, the Nonlinear platform accepts a Lock Parameter message.
Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Nonlinear Examples/CES Production Function.jmp" );
obj = Nonlinear( Y( :Name( "log($ value)" ) ), X( :Model ) );
obj << Set Parameter( B0 = 0.2 );
obj << Lock Parameter( B0 );
obj << Finish;
Here is the example taken directly from the Scripting Index on locking parameters
Help==>Scripting Index==>NonLinear==>Lock Parameter
Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open(
"$SAMPLE_DATA/Nonlinear Examples/CES Production Function.jmp"
);
obj = Nonlinear(
Y( :Name( "log($ value)" ) ),
X( :Model )
);
obj << Set Parameter( B0 = 0.2 );
obj << Lock Parameter( B0 );
obj << Finish;