| An R Graph in JMP |
JMP 9 is now able to talk to the popular open source statistical software R.
JMP Scripting Language (JSL) is what allows JMP and R to work together.
Here are the most useful JSL functions for R:
//initialize the R session: RInit() //send a JMP object to R: int RSend(JMPObject) //get an object from R: object = RGet(RVariableName) //submit R code to R for processing: int RSubmit(RCode) //get the last graph made by R: picture = RGetGraphics(format) //terminate the session: int RTerm()
Here is a simple program:
- Open a sample table in JMP
- Send the data to R
- Make a scatterplot matrix in R
- Return the graph to JMP and display it
//open a JMP table:
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.JMP", invisible(true));
//initialize the R session (R must be installed on your computer):
RInit();
//send the JMP data table to R:
result = RSend(dt);
//execute the R code. Make a scatterplot matrix:
RCode = "plot(dt)";
result = RSubmit(RCode);
//get the plotted graphic from R:
graphic = RGetGraphics(png);
//plot the graphic in JMP:
NewWindow("Graph from R", PictureBox(graphic));
//terminate the session:
result = RTerm();
Easy huh? The graphic at the top of this posting was done via the above code.
how about posting a video and doing some stuff . neat !
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