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Alphabetical List of Features

F

  • F test for all analyses where appropriate
  • factor analysis—little jiffy factor analysis (Kaiser), Spinning plot and Multivariate Methods > Multivariate platforms
  • factorial designs—fractional factorial, full factorial, blocking factor, Full Factorial Design
  • failure-plot analysis—univariate survival analysis, Survival and Reliability .> Survival/Reliability
  • Fieller’s theorem—confidence limits for inverse prediction, Fit Model
  • fishbone chart—Diagram
  • Fisher’s Exact test—for two-way contingency tables, Fit Y by X categorical
  • Fisher’s Kappa—test for white noise, see Spectral Density, Modeling > Time Series
  • fitting distributions—distribution curve fits and parameter estimates for continuous one-way data, includes Normal, Lognormal, Poisson, 2 & 3 parameter Weibull, Extreme Value, Gamma, Beta, Exponential and a nonparametric density smoother, Distribution
  • fitting personalities—standard least squares, stepwise, Manova, loglinear variance, nominal logistic, ordinal logistic, proportional hazard, parametric survival, Fit Model
  • fitting transformed data—Fit Special fits natural log, square root, square, reciprocal, and exponential transformations of either or both Y and X variables, Fit Y by X bivariate
  • forecasting—Modeling > Time Series
  • fractional factorial designs—DOE, Custom Design and Screening Design
  • frequency counts—one-way and two-way cross-tabulation table with Chi-square tests, Distribution and Fit Y by X categorical
  • frequency counts—column in data table produced by Tables > Group/Summary command
  • full factorial design—DOE, Full Factorial Design

G

  • Gabriel biplot—3-D plots of principal components and variables, Spinning Plot
  • Gage R&R report—for two factor crossed models, Graph > Variability/Gage Chart
  • Gamma fit (see fitting distributions)
  • G-efficiency (D-optimal designs)—DOE, Custom Design
  • Generalized Linear Models—regression analysis for Poisson, Binomial, Normal and Exponential distributions with a variety of link functions. Overdispersion adjusted likelihood ratio tests and confidence intervals are also supported.
  • goodness of fit—Chi-square statistic based on proportions, see lack of fit test
  • goodness of fit tests for one-way distribution fitting— Shapiro-Wilk and KSL tests for Normal, KSL for Lognormal and Exponential, Cramer-von Mises W for Weibull and Extreme Value, Distribution
  • Greenhouse-Geisser adjustment—multivariate model fit adjustment, Fit Model Manova
  • grouping variable option in many platforms

H

  • H matrix—multivariate models, Fit Model Manova
  • heat maps (see cell plots)
  • heteroschedasticity—group variances differ, Fit Y by X oneway
  • hierarchical clustering, Multivariate Methods > Cluster
  • hierarchy chart—Diagram
  • histograms—linked to data table, summary statistics, moments report, count axis, prob axis, error bars, counts and percents on bars, Distribution
  • Histogram borders—option in any Fit Y by X bivariate plot
  • Hoeffding’s D—nonparametric correlation, Multivariate Methods > Multivariate
  • homogeneity of variances— O’Brien’s, Brown-Forsythe, Levene’s and Bartlett’s, Fit Y by X oneway
  • Hotelling-Lawley Trace— approximate F test for multivariate analysis of variance, Fit Model Manova
  • Hotelling’s T2—Fit Model, Manova
  • Hsu’s MCB test—multiple comparison that tests to a selected ‘best’ group—Fit Y by X one-way
  • Huynh-Feldt—adjusts degrees of freedom, Fit Model Manova

I

  • import data (Linux)—Open command for JMP data tables, JMP journals, JSL scripts, JMP reports, text files, Open Office Spreadsheet files; Download files from website and open any database having UNIX ODBC driver
  • import data (Macintosh)—Open command for JMP data tables, JMP journals, JSL scripts, FACS files, Excel files, text files, SAS transport files, and SAS data sets
  • import data (Windows )—Open command for JMP tables, JMP journals, JSL scripts, SAS data sets, SAS transport files, automatic format discovery, Microsoft® Excel and Microsoft® Access files, dBase® files, FoxPro® files, and any other ODBC supported databases.(see also ODBC), Download files from website
  • individual measurement—Control Chart
  • inertia—correspondence analysis quantity Fit Y by X categorical analysis
  • influence statistics—Cook’s D regression diagnostic, Fit Model SLS
  • instrument data source for collecting real-time data
  • Ishikawa charts—Diagram
  • interaction plots—matrix of interaction profile plots of all two factor interactions, Fit Model SLS
  • interaction plot matrix— matrix of two factor interactions in DOE, Screening Design
  • interaction tests—Test Slices tests many main effects and interactions at one time, Fit Model SLS
  • inverse correlation matrix—Multivariate Methods > Multivariate
  • inverse prediction (calibration)— predict X for a given response, Y , Fit Model SLS
  • I-optimality— DOE, Custom Design
  • Item Analysis—score tests with the Item Response Theory (IRT), Multivariate Methods > IRT
  • iteratively reweighted least squares (IRLS)—nonlinear regression, Modeling > Nonlinear

J

  • jackknifed Mahalanobis distance plot— Multivariate Methods > Multivariate
  • jittered points—outlier box plot, Distribution
  • join (merge)—join tables side by side, join by key fields, Cartesian join (all levels of table1 with all levels of table2, Tables menu
  • journal—capture JMP analysis into an editable window
  • JSL—JMP Scripting Language (see rerun analysis and scripting language)
  • JSL Editor—continuing enhancements
 
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