Wendy Tseng, Sr Systems Engineer, JMP
Working with timestamp data (dates, times, or datetimes) can be like wrestling a pig. It can be struggle for many reasons, including knowing the appropriate modeling type to use, how to process data with non-standard datetime formats, and how to easily perform datetime calculations.
With sensors becoming more prevalent in measurement systems and manufacturing equipment, learning how to work with datetime data is becoming increasingly more important if you want to use this data to understand relationships between process variables and critical quality endpoints.
You do not have to get dirty or give up using this data altogether if you learn the ABCs of how this type of data is stored in JMP and how to process it. JMP makes working with timestamp data easier. In this presentation, I focus on the tools that I have seen customers benefit from the most when they are working with datetime data.
