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JMP T-test Screenshot Tutorial

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Independent Samples t-test can be run using Analyze -- Fit Y by X.

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Note the Oneway grid above. JMP will determine whether to run a Bivariate, Oneway, Logistic, or Contigency analysis based on the measurement level of the variables (columns) chosen for the Y-Response and X-Factor. To run a t-test (one-way). The Y Response must be continuous and the X-Factor must be a categorical variable with two groups. Click on the appropriate columns and either drag them to the appropriate box or click on the Y-Response or X-Factor buttons to move the columns(variables) to the appropriate boxes. Click OK.

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The Oneway Analysis graph will appear. Note the distribution of weight of the Females and Males is not very different. Click on the Red down arrow to bring up a the analysis menu.

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There are a number of options available through this menu. For our purposes, click on the t-test option.

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Above is the output for a t-test. The alpha level can be changed, the power estimated etc. by clicking again on the down red arrow (JMP hot spot).

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For our purposes, we are going to add means and standard deviations to our output.

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