Mixture profiler with 1 variable being 0.1%, 0.4% and 1%. How do i magnify the interesting part of the ternary plot in the mixture profiler?Using JMP 18 (now switched to JMP 19)
Data Exploration and VisualizationDesign of ExperimentsRe: Mixture profiler with 1 variable being 0.1%, 0.4% and 1%. How do i magnify the interesting part of the ternary plot in the mixture profiler?Hi @marcovang,
Welcome in the Community !
Is the area small because of mixture factors ranges you're interested in, or do you want only to zoom in ?
- In the first case, make sure your mixture factors columns have the right column properties for their role: Mixture, Design Role and Factor Changes. Particularly, PseudoComponent Coding should be used and checked if the mixture sum is above 0 or less than 1. It will indicate to Profilers the area of interest automatically.
- In the second case, you should be able to move the ternary plot to the area you're interested in by moving your pointer near the axis/borders. Once you got a hand icon, press click and move the axis to the right or left to zoom in in the ternary plot.
Hope this answer will help you,
Re: Mixture profiler with 1 variable being 0.1%, 0.4% and 1%. How do i magnify the interesting part of the ternary plot in the mixture profiler?Thanks Victor. It was number 2 and it solved it.
Re: Mixture profiler with 1 variable being 0.1%, 0.4% and 1%. How do i magnify the interesting part of the ternary plot in the mixture profiler?You can also use one of the interactive graphics tools: the Magnifier. You can find it in the Tools menu or the toolbar. Here is the background information about how to use it: Magnifier.
