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Default Kernel Std in Smooth Curve fit (Distribution Platform)

When selecting "Smooth Curve" in the Distribution platform JMP displays a fitted Kernel Density function along with a slider for varying the "Kernel Std".

Without luck, I have looked for any details on how JMP sets the default Kernel Std in the manuals. I have also experimented with ratios between StdDev (or SE) and default Kernel Std for datasets of different size in order to find any consistent pattern.

Does anyone know how JMP chooses the default Kernel Std, i.e. the one showing up initially before the user touches the slider?

And, second, is it possible to set the Kernel Std by JSL-script?

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