JMP Pro
JMP is a statistical analysis tool, ideal for visualizing and exploring data. Discover more in your data with JMP, now native for Mac OS X. In...
Description
JMP is a statistical analysis tool, ideal for visualizing and exploring data.
Discover more in your data with JMP, now native for Mac OS X. In addition to its extraordinary graphical interface to display and analyze data, JMP offers new data access, statistics, and graphics commands, an enhanced JMP Scripting language, fully customizable menus and tool bars, and new drawing tools for presentation-style results.
JMP provides a comprehensive set of traditional statistical tools as well as design of experiments and statistical quality control in a single package.
WHAT’S NEW
Version 12.1.0:
Distribution
• A Compute smoothed empirical likelihood quantiles check box has been added to the Custom Quantiles window. This enables you to turn off the calculation for faster results.
Importing Data
• Missing value ranges are supported in SPSS .sav files for numeric data. The range is all integer values between two numbers, limited to 20 numbers. If the range starts with a negative number, the numbers count down to the maximum value. If the range starts with a positive number, the numbers count up from the minimum value.
For example, if the range is ‐1000 to ‐1, only ‐10 down to ‐1 are included. If the range is 1 to 1000, only 1 up to 10 are included.
Interactive HTML
• Values labels for categorical variables are supported in Interactive HTML profilers.
• In Interactive HTML, Bubble Plot has improved support for transparency and colors in trailing lines and bubbles.
JMP Help
• The Help page for Interactive HTML is available in Simplified Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. Click the question mark button on the Interactive HTML page to view the help.
• Discovering JMP is available in Simplified Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish.
Profilers
• 95% confidence intervals have been added to Marginal Model Plots.
• To see the actual data points in the Marginal Model Plots, select Data from the red triangle menu.
Scripting
