JMP® Essentials an Illustrated Guide for New Users by Hinrichs, Curt -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Page Contents Preface About These Authors Acknowledgements Chapter 1 Getting Started

1.1 Using JMP Essentials

Conventions Book Features

1.2 Launching JMP

Tip of the Day The JMP Home Window

1.3 JMP Menus

The Help Menu The Analyze and Graph Menus

1.4 Elements of using JMP 1.5 JMP Launch Dialog Windows 1.6 The Excel Add-In (Optional) 1.7 JMP Preferences 1.8 Summary

Chapter 2 Data

Example 2.1 Big Class 2.1 Getting Data into JMP

Opening a JMP File Importing Data into JMP Importing an Excel File The Excel Import Wizard Importing a Text File Importing a Database File Creating a JMP Data Table from Scratch

2.2 The JMP Data Table 2.3 Data and Modeling Types

Changing the Modeling Type

2.4 Cleaning and Formatting Data

Example 2.2 Movies Formatting Decimal Places Formatting Dates, Time, and Duration Example 2.3 TechStock Column Properties Menu Formula Editor Value Ordering Recode

2.5 Selecting, Highlighting, and Filtering Data: Row States

Hiding and Excluding Data: Using Data Filter

2.6 Adding Visual Dimension to Your Data

Adding Labels to Data

2.7 Shape Files and Background Maps 2.8 The Tables Menu

Sorting Joining Missing Data

2.9 Summary

Chapter 3 Index of Graphs

3.1 Basic Charts

Pie Chart Bar Chart, Line Chart, and Scatter Chart

3.2 Thematic Maps 3.3 Control Charts, Pareto, Variability and Overlay Plots

Run Chart Individual & Moving Range Chart X-Bar/R-Charts P Chart NP Chart C Chart U Chart Variability Chart Pareto Plot Overlay Plots Alternate Overlay Plot

3.4 Graphs of One Column

Distribution Plot Outlier Box Plot Normal Quantile Plot Mosaic Plot Time Series

3.5 Graphs Comparing Two Columns

Scatterplot Scatterplot (with Polynomial Fit) Scatterplot (with Spline Fit) Oneway Plots Logistic Fit Mosaic Plot Parallel Plot

3.6 Graphs Displaying Multiple Columns

Scatterplot 3D Tree Map Bubble Plot Scatterplot Matrix Profiler Create a Profiler from Fit Model Create a Profiler for Use Outside of JMP (Flash File)

3.7 Summary

Chapter 4: Finding the Right Graph or Summary

4.1 Using Graph Builder to Produce Graphs of Data

Example 4.1: TechStock

4.2 Using Graph Builder to Produce Maps

Example 4.2: San Francisco Crime

4.3 Using Tabulate

Example 4.3: Movies

4.4 Summary

Chapter 5: Problem Solving with One and Two Columns

5.1 Introduction 5.2 Analyzing One Column

Example 5.1: Financial Using Distribution to Understand a Column of Data Summary of 5.2: Answers the Distribution Platform Provides

5.3 Comparing One Column to Another

Summary of 5.3: What You Learned by Comparing One Column to Another

5.4 Summary

Chapter 6 • Problem-Solving with Multiple Columns

6.1 Introduction 6.2 Comparing Multiple Columns

Example 6.2: Financial Preparing Data Using Recode Mining Data Using Partition Framing Our Analysis

6.3 Filtering Data for Insight

Using a Table Command to Extract a Subset Using Data Filter Using Lasso to Select Individual Points

6.3 Model Fitting, Visualization, and What-If Analysis

Conducting What If Analysis

6.5 Summary

Chapter 7 Sharing Graphs

7.1 Presenting Graphs Effectively 7.2 Customizing Graphs for Presentation

Example 7.1 SAT by Year Using the JMP Toolbar Using Color Background Color Horizontal Layout Axis

7.3 Placing Graphs into PowerPoint or Word

Special Paste Functions

7.4 Sharing Dynamic Graphs with HTML 5 7.5 Creating and Sharing Animated Graphs

Creating Exportable Animated Graphs

7.6 Placing Animated Graphs into PowerPoint 7.7 Creating Dynamic Dashboards 7.8 Using the Layout Option to Share Results 7.9 Using Scripts to Save or Share Work 7.10 Summary

Chapter 8 • Getting Help

8.1 The Help Tool 8.2 The Help Menu

Contents, Search, Index Books JMP User Community Tutorials Sample Data Index Tip of the Day Statistics Index

8.3 The JMP Starter 8.4 External Resources

The JMP Web Site JMP Webcasts JMP Technical Support SAS Training for JMP User Groups

Appendix A • Integrating with SAS

A.1 Working with SAS Data A.2 Working with SAS Programs

Opening a SAS Program SAS Add-ins Writing a SAS Program Automatically Generating a SAS Program Why SAS? Why JMP?

Appendix B • Understanding Results Appendix C • JMP Shortcuts Bibliography Index

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