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Chapter 3 Fitting St<strong>and</strong>ard Least Squares Models 65<br />

Estimates<br />

Table 3.8 Description of Estimates Options (Continued)<br />

Cox Mixtures<br />

Parameter Power<br />

Correlation of<br />

Estimates<br />

Note: Appears only for mixture models.<br />

Produces parameter estimates from which inference can be made about<br />

factor effects <strong>and</strong> the response surface shape, relative to a reference point in<br />

the design space. See “Cox Mixtures” on page 73.<br />

Calculates statistical power <strong>and</strong> other details relating to a given hypothesis<br />

test. The results appear in the Parameter Estimates report. See “Parameter<br />

Power” on page 75.<br />

Produces a correlation matrix for all coefficients in a model. See “Correlation<br />

of Estimates” on page 81.<br />

Show Prediction Expression<br />

The Show Prediction Expression shows the equation used to predict the response.<br />

Example of a Prediction Expression<br />

1. Open the Drug.jmp sample data table.<br />

2. Select Analyze > Fit Model.<br />

3. Select y <strong>and</strong> click Y.<br />

4. Select Drug <strong>and</strong> x. Click Add.<br />

5. Click Run.<br />

6. From the red triangle menu next to Response, select Estimates > Show Prediction Expression.<br />

Figure 3.4 Prediction Expression<br />

Sorted Estimates<br />

The Sorted Estimates option produces a different version of the Parameter Estimates report that is more<br />

useful in screening situations. This version of the report is especially useful if the design is saturated, since<br />

typical reports are less informative.

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