This course teaches you how to approach writing a new script in a methodical way. A realistic case study is used to illustrate the typical steps. A separate case study is developed in the course exercises. A storyboard showing the results from the script, the JMP objects that will be used by the script, and the steps necessary for the script to carry out is developed at the beginning of the course, and it is further developed throughout the course. The results are used to determine the necessary data, so the next step is identifying the analysis variables and their original data stores. Techniques to import or query for data, cleanse and harmonize data, and derive new variables complete the first half of the course. The second half of the course teaches how to script the conversion of the variables into results. JMP objects are used to create a working framework. Each object is then customized or extended as necessary. Optional results or computations are captured in a user dialog to finish the script. Learn how to

• design and build a script end to end
• identify data sources
• import data from flat files and relational databases
• clean and transform data
• build presentation from JMP objects
• customize objects for final results.

Who should attend Any JMP scripter who is ready to apply his or her JSL knowledge toward designing and building a script for data acquisition through the presentation of analytical and graphical results Formats available Duration
: 4 half-day session(s)

Before attending this course, you should complete the &jscr course or have equivalent experience.

This course addresses JMP software.

Script Design

• introduction
• identifying the data

Data Import Design

• importing flat files
• importing data stored in a relational database

Data Preparation

• formatting and shaping
• data cleansing
• transformations

Building Analytics, Reports, and Visualizations

• build the framework
• build the expressions
• capstone and best practices

Script the Second Analysis

• script design
• data import design
• data preparation
• building analytics, reports, and visualizations

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