Getting Started With JMP | @HydeMiller
Great as an introduction to JMP for the new user or as a refresher for the infrequent user. This topic covers the basics of the JMP interface and data tables, getting data into JMP, doing basic summary analysis and charting, saving and sharing your work, and where to get help on JMP.
Preparing Your Data For Analysis | @Jeff_Perkinson
This material is based on a Mastering JMP presentation, Preparing Your Data for Analysis by @olippincott.
Exploratory Data Analysis and Dynamic Graphics | @HydeMiller
JMP is the perfect tool for exploring data. Whether you are searching for relationships, patterns or outliers, learn how to look at your data to gain critical insights. This topic walks through a case study showing the basics of analysis using JMP. It covers dynamic linking, visual analytics, Fit Model and the Profiler.
Using Graph Builder Effectively | @stan_koprowski
JMP produces specialized graphs and plots with supporting tables, statistics and maps. The drag-and-drop interface is intuitive, lets you get started quickly and gives you a ribbon of options to use to select alternate graph types. Advanced features allow you to control format and appearance to create persuasive visualizations. See several case studies that demonstrate different techniques to create compelling graphs that uncover relationships in your data and identify areas for further analysis. This topic covers using obvious and hidden graph zones; building uncommon graph types; and fine-tuning axes, colors, gradients and legends.
‣ Using GB Effectively Journal
An Introduction to Modeling and Multivariate Analysis | @Byron_JMP
The modeling and multivariate platforms in JMP put powerful analytic techniques at your fingertips. This topic shows how to make the most of the model visualization and data discovery tools.
‣ Multivariate Analysis and Modeling Journal
Getting the Most From Your Experiments | @Byron_JMP
JMP has powerful, world-class design of experiments (DOE) capabilities. See how to use the DOE platforms to make the most of your experiments. This topic may cover Custom Design, Screening Design, Response Surface Design, Full Factorial Design and Choice Design.
‣ DOE Journal
