Are you having trouble with a method that is not available in JMP? - For those who want to make the most of JMP, here is an example of creating an add-in for a method that is not available in JMP -
Takumi Information Technology Co., Ltd. System Development Promotion Department Emiko Hara Takumi Information Technology Co., Ltd. Takuya Sato, Kazuo Shinozu, Koichi Sato
The need for exploratory analysis in nonclinical drug development is increasing, and the need for JMP is growing. However, not all statistical methods essential for nonclinical trials are included in JMP. To use analysis methods that are not included in JMP, there are two methods: 1) Using the JMP scripting language 2) Executing code in other languages such as R from JMP. In this presentation, we will introduce an example of implementing an add-in that utilizes the above two points to use "multiple variable block allocation" and "nonparametric Dunnett's multiple comparison (joint ranking method)", which are not included in JMP, with mouse operations similar to those of existing methods. "Multiple variable block allocation" was created using only JSL. For "nonparametric Dunnett's multiple comparison (joint ranking method)", functions that return the p-value and quantile of Dunnett's multiple comparison test exist in JSL, but only for two-sided tests. Therefore, we implemented an add-in that uses JSL functions for two-sided tests and creates one-sided tests in R.
