Control Charts, ANOVA, and Variation


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Thanks so much for reading our publication. We hope you find it informative and useful. Happy charting and may the data always support your position.

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Dr. Bill McNeese
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Comments (4)

  • Jim HeatonJanuary 1, 2018 Reply

    How did you decide the range charts were in-control? AD? Like you said…very few groups.ThanksJim

    • billJanuary 2, 2018 Reply

      The range chart is in control because there are no points beyond the upper control limit and no patterns (like a long run above or below the average).

  • Venx CHENJanuary 6, 2021 Reply

    Hello Bill,why times 2 of σ2S(B) in below equation? should times 4 when calculate EMS for B like EMS for B = σ2+2σ2S(B)+4σ2(B) ?EMS for S(B) = σ2+2σ2S(B)Thank youVenx

    • billJanuary 6, 2021 Reply

      Hello, it is not clear to be me what equation you are asking about.  RUns together in the comment.  Maybe email me: [email protected]

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