Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Using JMP (Episode 4?)A lot of people overlook the Distribution platform in JMP, but it's a lot more powerful than you may realize.Featured ProgramRe: Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Using JMP (Episode 4 - The Distribution Platform)Following up on the question regarding Noninferiority.
Noninferiority is a one-sided equivalence test. With a standard equivalence test, you use two one-sided t-tests to determine if a value is outside of a range of interest (different enough to be practically different). With noninferiority, you're only concerned about one of the two t-tests (is my value on the same side of a boundary as a competitor, for instance). JMP gives you the results for both of the t-tests used in equivalence. So, you'd just pick the one that you're concerned about to do a noninferiority test. The whole concept of equivalence/noninferiority can be a bit mind-bending at first, so here are some good references on the topic:
