- Contents
- Learn about JMP
- Introduction to Profilers
- Profiler
- Explore Cross Sections of Responses across Each Factor
- Example of the Prediction Profiler
- Launch the Prediction Profiler Platform
- Prediction Profiler Options
- Desirability Profiling and Optimization
- Assess Variable Importance
- Bagging
- Additional Examples of the Prediction Profiler
- Example of Desirability Profiling for Multiple Responses
- Example of a Noise Factor in the Prediction Profiler
- Example of Variable Importance for One Response
- Example of Variable Importance for Multiple Responses
- Example of Bagging to Improve Prediction
- Example of Bagging to Indicate the Accuracy of Predictions
- Statistical Details for the Prediction Profiler
- Contour Profiler
- Surface Plot
- Mixture Profiler
- Explore Factor Effects Using Ternary Plots
- Mixture Profiler Overview
- Example of the Mixture Profiler
- Launch the Mixture Profiler Platform
- The Mixture Profiler Report
- Explanation of Ternary Plot Axes
- Mixture Profiler Platform Options
- Linear Constraints
- Additional Examples of the Mixture Profiler Platform
- Custom Profiler
- Simulator
- Excel Profiler
- References
- Index
Chapter 9
Excel Profiler
Visualize Models Saved in Microsoft Excel
The JMP Add-In for Excel uses the JMP Profiler to visualize models (or formulas) stored in Excel worksheets. You can install the Excel add-in when you install JMP.
Figure 9.1 Example of a Profiler Using an Excel Model
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