Welcome

Seattle Area JMP Users' Group Meeting

We're trying something new. This meeting will be held at multiple venues to maximize convenience. Presentations will be given from each site and watched/heard by all sites via Webex. Each site has limited capacity.

Date: Thursday, November 3rd 2011
Time: 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Meeting Venues:

• Primary venue:
  Amgen's Helix Facility: 1201 Amgen Court West, Seattle - capacity 25 people
  
• Secondary venues:
  Seattle Genetics: 21823 - 30th Drive S.E., Bothell - Capacity 10 people
  Intel Corp.: 2800 Center Drive, Dupont - Capacity 35 people
  Lexmark: Lexington, KY - Capacity flexible
  

1:30 Welcome
1:35 JMP Speaker, Covering these topics:
- The JMP journal functionality
- How to visualize, chart or graph a function
- How to plot a one factor against another regression with the confidence limits displayed
- Correlation analysis, and how to interpret the results
- JMP Project functionality
2:10 Jerry Fish, Lexmark International, "How Clever Input Transforms Can Benefit Experimental Efficiency for Certain Types of Problems"
2:45 Sean Davern and Dick Schaertl, "SAJUG - The Experiment Continues"
3:15 10 Minute Break
3:25 Paul Dwyer, Honeywell, "Use of the Non-Linear and Time Series Platforms in JMP"
4:00 Mauro Lai, Intel Corp., "DOE and Fitting: How good is good enough?"
4:30 Adjourn