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The Statistics Division was formed to serve as a focal point and resource for the quality community, both to help explain and communicate existing statistical methods and motivate development of new or improved tools and techniques. The Statistics Division welcomes statistical practitioners of all levels and fields of application. Learn how to understand your process data with us!
The Statistics Division was formed to serve as a focal point and resource for the quality community, both to help explain and communicate existing statistical methods and motivate development of new or improved tools and techniques. The Statistics Division welcomes statistical practitioners of all levels and fields of application. Learn how to understand your process data with us!
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This issue includes the following: · Mini Paper by Lynne B. Hare - Designing for Product and Process Robustness · Feature by Rucha Deshpande - SIMCA: Soft Independent Modeling of Class Analogies · Ellis R. Ott Scholarship Awardees for the Academic Year, 2022-23 · Memories of Gordon Clark (1934 – 2022) by Doug Hlavacek · Columns by Donald J. Wheeler, ...
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This issue includes the following: · Comparing Three Approaches to Robust Design by Dr. Wayne Taylor · Feature by Neelam Nakadi: Examine the Distribution of Data using R Graphs · Columns by Donald J. Wheeler, guest author Grant Reinman, and Jim Frost. Comparing Three Approaches to Robust Design: Key Words: Robust Design, Parameter Design, Dual ...
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The ASQ Statistics Division is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for its William G. Hunter Award for 2022! William G. Hunter was the founding chair of the Statistics Division of the American Society for Quality Control (now ASQ). His leadership as a communicator, consultant, educator, and innovator and his ability to integrate ...
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OCTOBER 2022 ISSUE OF THE STATISTICS DIGEST NOW AVAILABLE!
This issue includes the following:
· Mini Paper by Lynne B. Hare - Designing for Product and Process Robustness
· Feature by Rucha Deshpande - SIMCA: Soft Independent Modeling of Class Analogies
Date Created: 10/28/2022 08:24 PM -
OCTOBER 2022 ISSUE OF THE STATISTICS DIGEST NOW AVAILABLE!
This issue includes the following:
· Mini Paper by Lynne B. Hare - Designing for Product and Process Robustness
· Feature by Rucha Deshpande - SIMCA: Soft Independent Modeling of Class Analogies
Date Created: 10/28/2022 08:13 PM -
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2022 Statistics Webinars
January: Designed Experiments for Process Improvement https://youtu.be/yabNceDOryU
March: SIPOC: The Unsung Hero of Lean Six Sigma https://youtu.be/XVerPuQ8gow
June: Hypothesis Testing ...
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