(English follows Japanese)
Japanese Title: Do you have experience with JMP's graph builder? ~ Learn from a nice graph example Graph Builder Tips ~
SAS Institute Japan Co., Ltd. JMP Japan Division Technical Group
System engineer Ogasawara Sawa
JMP's Graph Builder is a very useful tool that allows you to create graphs interactively. You can create a graph simply by dragging and dropping variables, but are you satisfied simply by creating a graph with variables in the X drop zone or Y drop zone? Just a little bit of ingenuity can make exploratory data analysis · visualization of data · graphical presentation more visible than ever. In this presentation, let's take a nice graph on the JMP User Community as an example and introduce various tips on using the graph builder with demonstration. Although the content of the presentation is assumed to be primarily targeted to those who are beginner to intermediate-level graphmers in JMP, those who have a weak consciousness, there may be contents that are noticeable to advanced users as well .
Are You Fully Utilizing the JMP ® Graph Builder? Various Graph Builder Tips Learned From Interesting Examples of Graphs
Taku Ogasawara, Systems Engineer, Technical Group, JMP Japan Division, SAS Institute Japan
The JMP Graph Builder is an extremely useful tool for creating interactive graphs. While graphs can be created just by dragging and dropping variables, creating graphs with variables simply placed into X drop zones and Y drop zones? With just a little effort, it is possible to make your presentations even more appealing with exploratory data analysis, data visualization, and graphs. In this presentation, I will show show examples of attractive graphs from the JMP User Community, and various various tips on the use of Graph Builder through demonstrations. The main target audience for this presentation is graphics in JMP and those who are aware of their difficulties doing so, but there may also be points of interest for more advanced users as well.
