JMP 14.0 Online Documentation (English)
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Understand Modeling Types
In JMP, data can be of different types. JMP refers to this as the modeling type of the data.
Table 3.7
describes the three modeling types in JMP.
Table 3.7
Modeling Types
Modeling Type and Description
Examples
Specific Example
Continuous
Numeric data only. Used in operations like sums and means.
Height
Temperature
Time
The time to complete a test might be 2 hours, or 2.13 hours.
Ordinal
Numeric or character data. Values belong to ordered categories.
Month (1,2,...,12)
Letter grade (A, B,...F)
Size (small, medium, large)
The month of the year can be 2 (February) or 3 (March), but not 2.13. February comes before March.
Nominal
Numeric or character data. Values belong to categories, but the order is not important.
Gender (M or F)
Color
Test result (pass or fail)
The gender can be M or F, with no order. Gender categories can also be represented by a number (M=1 and F=2).
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Help created on 7/12/2018