Media Summary: This lecture discusses Shewhart control charts for counts of non-conforming outcomes, i.e. p charts and np charts. This lecture continues the general introduction to Shewhart control charting with a numerical example and them some discussion ... This lecture begins to address Step 3 in the 6 Step
Statistical Process Improvement Module 29 - Detailed Analysis & Overview
This lecture discusses Shewhart control charts for counts of non-conforming outcomes, i.e. p charts and np charts. This lecture continues the general introduction to Shewhart control charting with a numerical example and them some discussion ... This lecture begins to address Step 3 in the 6 Step This lecture demonstrates the use of elementary confidence limits for a difference in proportions and for a mean difference in the ... This is the second part of a discussion of the technical details of Shewhart control charting for measurements. Charts for standard ... This lecture provides simple estimates of R&R variances for 0/1 (Go/No Go) categorical data.
This lecture discusses the making of normal plots and their use in This is the second part of a discussion of identifying and using patterns found on Shewhart control charts. This lecture opens the discussion of the identification and interpretation of patterns on Shewhart control charts (and, really, other ... This is the first part of a technical discussion of the details of making Shewhart control charts for measurements/variables data. This lecture delineates the differences between the two quite important (and non-competing) technologies of SPC/ This lecture discusses Shewhart control charts for mean non-conformities per unit, u charts and c charts.
This lecture illustrates the production, form, and practical interpretation of two (standard) one way random effects analyses ... This is a second lecture concerning the analysis of 2^p factorial data. It concerns the definition of fitted effects: main effects, ... This lecture introduces the topic of R&R for Go/No Go contexts and probability modeling that can be used to describe variation in ... This is the fourth in the set of lectures on the analysis of 2^p studies. The use of simple "margins of error" (based on confidence ...
