For those who used the ‘Tabulate’ function in version 7, this will be an even easier natural extension.
This revolutionary feature allows a series of drag-and-drop operations to build new graphics with ease and maximal flexibility. To introduce but a small array of the newer features present, let’s concentrate for a moment on the really nice application in software development called the Graph Builder. For scientists and engineers searching for understanding of multivariate processes, these new graphics provide the tools for breakthrough discovery. The scatterplots with nonparametric density contours and marginal distributions are literally breathtaking and will display remarkable amounts of complex data in a form highly amenable to pattern discovery. Keep in mind that many of the best features of the new software are dynamic visualizations of the data (examples include by time and ID variables such as country, percentage of population, etcetera) that are constructed with the newer bubble plots.
A “brief” overview is presented in Table 1 and operating system requirements in Table 2. In fact, the ‘New Features in JMP 8’ listing runs to 19 pages.
#Jmp graph builder bar chart upgrade#
This major upgrade includes additions to the statistics, graphics, QA, ease-of-use, SAS integration and data management areas. It is always a pleasure to greet an old friend and, with each new release of JMP statistical/graphics software from SAS, excitement never abates. The latest version of this statistical discovery software offers stunning graphics quality
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