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Adjusted Response Graph in JMP?

Jonas_Rinne

Hi all,

I was asked if JMP is able to plot an "Adjusted Response Graph" to evaluate Regression Models.

I far as my research went we are not providing anything like it by default.

Here is an example of it in Matlab: Adjusted response plot of linear regression model - MATLAB plotAdjustedResponse - MathWorks Deutschland

If I understand it correctly it seems to plot the relationship between the fitted response and one or more than one predictor variable while averaging out the influences of the other variables. Might there be a work around to do this in JMP?

Many thanks,

Jonas

Accepted answers

russ_wolfinger

Hi @Jonas_Rinne , Both LSMeans (when X is Nominal) and Profiler come to mind.

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russ_wolfinger

Hi @Jonas_Rinne , Both LSMeans (when X is Nominal) and Profiler come to mind.

Jonas_Rinne

Thanks @russ_wolfinger , if I understood them correctly they also want to plot the points as well, which would be a bit different to the new profiler data points we added in JMP 18.

russ_wolfinger

Agree. For pointwise plots, wondering about just saving out predicted values and plotting them versus the desired X variables.