Automation Reference - JMP
Automation Reference - JMP
Automation Reference - JMP
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Application Object <strong>Reference</strong> for Automating <strong>JMP</strong><br />
Platform Methods<br />
Fit Object Methods<br />
The Fit object allows further manipulation of a fit display. This object is returned from several Bivariate object<br />
methods.<br />
ConfidenceFit(Flag As Boolean)<br />
Turns on (1 or True) or off (0 or False) the options for confidence curves.<br />
ConfidenceIndividual(Flag As Boolean)<br />
Turns on (1 or True) or off (0 or False) the options for 95% confidence limits.<br />
LineOfFit(Flag As Boolean)<br />
Turns on (1 or True) or off (0 or False) the options for the line of fit.<br />
PlotResiduals(Flag As Boolean)<br />
Creates a plot of residual values if the parameter is True.<br />
RemoveFit()<br />
Removes the fit from the Bivariate display output.<br />
SavePredicteds()<br />
Creates a new column in the data table with predicted values of Y.<br />
SaveResiduals()<br />
Creates a new column in the data table with residual values of Y.<br />
SetAlpha(Alpha As Double)<br />
Sets the alpha value for the Fit.<br />
SplineSaveCoeffs()<br />
Saves the spline coefficients in the original data table. If you have a Fit object obtained from a Spline fit, you<br />
can use this method. It will return a data table object that can be manipulated further. See also<br />
SplineSavePredFormula() As DataTable.<br />
SplineSavePredFormula() As DataTable<br />
Saves the spline prediction formula in a new data table. If you have a Fit object obtained from a Spline fit, you<br />
can use this method. See also SplineSaveCoeffs().<br />
FitDensity Object Methods<br />
The FitDensity object allows further manipulation of the Nonparametric Density output. (See<br />
NonParDensity() As FitDensity.)<br />
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