After creating and viewing the data table, you can analyze the data in the Screening or Fit Model platforms.
• If your factors are all two-level and orthogonal, then all of the statistics in the Screening platform should work well.
• For highly supersaturated main effect designs, the Screening platform is effective in selecting factors, but is not as effective at estimating the error or the significance. The Monte Carlo simulation to produce p-values uses assumptions that are not valid for this case.
• If you have categorical terms with more than two levels, then the Screening platform is not appropriate for the design. JMP treats the level numbers as a continuous regressor. The variation across the factor is scattered across main and polynomial effects for that term.
• If your data are not orthogonal, then the constructed estimates are different from standard regression estimates. JMP can pick out big effects, but it does not effectively test each effect. This is because later effects are artificially orthogonalized, making earlier effects look more significant.
• The Screening platform is not appropriate for mixture designs. |