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Anatomy of a JMP Session
JMP consists of platforms that are organized by the type of statistical analysis. For example, the Distribution platform produces a univariate analysis using histograms, additional graphs, and reports. You might analyze data in the Distribution platform and then choose another platform to examine the data more thoroughly. As a result, several windows are open at once: at a minimum, the data table, platform launch windows, and the results of the analyses.
Anatomy of a Typical JMP Session on Windows shows a typical JMP session. Note that the windows are not maximized so that you can quickly switch from one window to another.
Anatomy of a Typical JMP Session on Windows
The following sections describe the windows that you typically work with.

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Help created on 9/19/2017