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410 JMP Starter Appendix A<br />

The Surface Category<br />

Mosaic Plot Clicking the Mosaic Plot button when you have nominal or ordinal x and y values<br />

produces a contingency table and a mosaic bar chart.<br />

The Surface Category<br />

The Surface category, shown in Figure A.8, corresponds with commands in the main menu that<br />

produce multi-dimensional graphs, such as profilers and surface plots.<br />

Figure A.8 JMP Starter Surface Page<br />

Surface Plot Clicking the Surface Plot button, or choosing Graph > Surface Plot, produces<br />

plots with smooth, three-dimensional surfaces.<br />

Profiler The report that results from clicking the Profiler button, or choosing Graph > Profiler,<br />

produces a prediction profiler for the effect variables in a model, with one or more y variables. The<br />

prediction profiler displays prediction traces for each x variable. A prediction trace is the predicted<br />

response as one variable is changed while the others are held constant at the current values. If you<br />

save the prediction equations for a model, you can access the prediction profiler for that data<br />

table directly with Graph > Profiler without rerunning the model. You can also use this<br />

command to create a Flash (.swf) version of the Profiler.<br />

Contour Profiler The report that results from clicking the Contour Profiler button, or choosing<br />

Graph > Contour Profiler, does interactive contour profiling. This is useful for optimizing<br />

response surfaces graphically. This interactive plot lets you adjust both multiple responses and<br />

multiple factors simultaneously and shows acceptable factor setting regions for response values<br />

you specify. If you save the prediction equations for a model, Graph > Contour Profiler accesses<br />

the contour profiler for that data table directly without rerunning the model.<br />

The chapter “Standard Least Squares: Exploring the Prediction Equation” of JMP Statistics and<br />

Graphics <strong>Guide</strong> covers the profiler and the contour profiler.<br />

Mixture Profiler lets you profile models involving mixture experiments. It respects constrained<br />

models and enables you to explore alternatives inside feasible design regions.<br />

Custom Profiler Clicking the Custom Profiler button, or choosing Graph > Custom Profiler,<br />

displays an interface for interacting with and optimizing a prediction formula.

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