Can I modify "Remembered settings" in a table and re-import them into the profiler?Hi JMP community,
I would like to modify and run different settings of the prediction profiler in a more efficient way.
Modifying each single entry by hand is tedious.
Can I modify the settings in an exported table and re-impiort them into the profiler to predict the new settings?
I am alos open to other suggestions.
cheers
ben
Design of ExperimentsRe: Can I modify "Remembered settings" in a table and re-import them into the profiler?Hi @BenGengenbach ,
It seems that you need to use script to do what you want.
Here is a sample script. I hope it works for you.
1. Run fit model
2. Open factor setting table you want to apply
3. Open script file and run script
rpt = Current Report();
obj = rpt << XPath( "//OutlineBox[@helpKey='Profiler']" );
profiler = obj[1] << get scriptable object;
current_setting_values = profiler << Get Factor Settings;
//Select data table
dtNames = {};
For( t = 1, t <= N Table(), t++,
Insert Into( dtNames, Data Table( t ) << getName )
);
nw2 = New Window( "Data table selector",
<<MODAL> </MODAL>
Unfortunately, I could not find a way to delete the current settings with a script, so you have to do it manually.
Re: Can I modify "Remembered settings" in a table and re-import them into the profiler?Hi @yuichi_katsumur ,
wow, thank you for your effort, that is awesome and works nicely!
One minor thing: The settings are correctly loaded into the model however I get this error.
Cannot subscript Display Box in access or evaluation of 'obj[1][Outline Box(2)][Table Box(1)][ /*###*/String Col Edit Box(1)]' , obj[1][Outline Box( 2 )][Table Box( 1 )][/*###*/String Col Edit Box( 1 )]
I am not familiar with JSL so maybe you can help me out here 
cheers ben
Re: Can I modify "Remembered settings" in a table and re-import them into the profiler?Hello @BenGengenbach ,
Thank you for your reply. I have modified my jsl so that the error does not occur. Please see my jsl in the previous reply.
Re: Can I modify "Remembered settings" in a table and re-import them into the profiler?Works like a charm!
