Has anyone given a compelling demo on the JMP Python interface that they are willing to share? Our champion at Medtronic is attempting to get a group of current Python users to utilize JMP to explore data and create visualizations. He wants me to show them the framework of JMP and then highlight the interface to Python. I was planning on running a model created in formula depot, but I wanted to see if anyone who is more versed in Python has a better example. Thanks, Pete
This example is now in the File Exchange session:
https://community.jmp.com/t5/JMP-Scripts/Anaconda-Environments-Integration/ta-p/221565
This package includes examples of both (exploring data and creating visualizations) using Anaconda on Windows.
http://sww.sas.com/~naabou/JMP/AnacondaJPB_14.0.zip
The "dataimport" folde has the source for the example used on a recent Discovery Keynote where Python was used to scrape a web page containing Golden Globe results. The page used divs for formatting so was not compatible with the standard JMP HTML Import.
The "dataviz" has examples of using Python from JMP to create interactive visualizations using different Python libraries, such as Bokeh, Plot.ly and Altair.
A good demo for a Python scoring code model created by the Formula Depot can be found in the page for this 2017 Discovery Tutorial.
https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discovery-Summit-2017/Sharing-the-Ultimate-Boon-A-Journey-From-Modeling-to-Scoring/ta-p/46020
The demo is a web application deployed to AWS, that talks to a Python model used to predict housing price. You can interact with the demo here:
https://dfd3m9li3aipf.cloudfront.net/index.html
I hope this helps.
