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Logistic Regression plot

Hi all,

I have a quick question related to logistic regression.

By default it looks like JMP produces a plot with the observations randomly distributed (below/above the curve) on the y-axis and only correctly distributed on the x-axis, but I would a lot rather have a plot like the below where the points are not randomly distributed on the y-axis but fixed at their actual observed value. Is that possible in JMP?

Thanks, Valerie

Logistic regression example.jpg

Re: Logistic Regression plot

Thanks, that works. next question, can we script this somehow in order to repeat this?

Thanks,

Valerie

Re: Logistic Regression plot

Hi Valerie,

As a workaround try this:

In the Logistic Fit report turn off the display of points
Right mouse click over the graph frame and select Edit > Copy Frame Contents
Go to Graph Builder and plot your Y vs X and turn off jittering
Right mouse click over the graph frame in Graph Builder and select Edit > Paste frame Contents

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