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Classification:LCCQA276.14.J392016|DDC519.503–dc23 LCrecordavailableathttps://lccn.loc.gov/2016017318 PrintedinUnitedStatesofAmerica 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 www.ebook3000.com Tomywonderfulwife,Jane,whoisa7Sigma∗. ∗Seethearticle,“Sigma”,inthisbook. www.ebook3000.com CONTENTS OTHER CONCEPTS COVERED IN THE ARTICLES xi WHY THIS BOOK IS NEEDED xix WHAT MAKES THIS BOOK UNIQUE? xxiii HOW TO USE THIS BOOK xxv ALPHA,𝜶 1 ALPHA AND BETA ERRORS 9 ALPHA,p,CRITICAL VALUE,AND TEST STATISTIC – HOW THEY WORK TOGETHER 14 ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS 22 ANALYSIS OF MEANS (ANOM) 27 ANOVA – PART 1:WHAT IT DOES 32 ANOVA – PART 2:HOW IT DOES IT 36 ANOVA – PART 3:1-WAY (AKA SINGLE FACTOR) 42 ANOVA – PART 4:2-WAY (AKA 2-FACTOR) 48 ANOVA vs.REGRESSION 55 vii www.ebook3000.com viii CONTENTS BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION 62 CHARTS/GRAPHS/PLOTS – WHICH TO USE WHEN 69 CHI-SQUARE – THE TEST STATISTIC AND ITS DISTRIBUTIONS 76 CHI-SQUARE TEST FOR GOODNESS OF FIT 82 CHI-SQUARE TEST FOR INDEPENDENCE 89 CHI-SQUARE TEST FOR THE VARIANCE 98 CONFIDENCE INTERVALS – PART 1:GENERAL CONCEPTS 101 CONFIDENCE INTERVALS – PART 2:SOME SPECIFICS 108 CONTROL CHARTS – PART 1:GENERAL CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES 113 CONTROL CHARTS – PART 2:WHICH TO USE WHEN 119 CORRELATION – PART 1 124 CORRELATION – PART 2 129 CRITICAL VALUE 135 DEGREES OF FREEDOM 141 DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS (DOE) – PART 1 146 DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS (DOE) – PART 2 151 DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS (DOE) – PART 3 158 DISTRIBUTIONS – PART 1:WHAT THEY ARE 165 DISTRIBUTIONS – PART 2:HOW THEY ARE USED 171 DISTRIBUTIONS – PART 3:WHICH TO USE WHEN 177 ERRORS – TYPES,USES,AND INTERRELATIONSHIPS 178 EXPONENTIAL DISTRIBUTION 184 F 189 FAIL TO REJECT THE NULL HYPOTHESIS 195 HYPERGEOMETRIC DISTRIBUTION 200 www.ebook3000.com CONTENTS ix HYPOTHESIS TESTING – PART 1:OVERVIEW 202 HYPOTHESIS TESTING – PART 2:HOW TO 208 INFERENTIAL STATISTICS 212 MARGIN OF ERROR 220 NONPARAMETRIC 223 NORMAL DISTRIBUTION 230 NULL HYPOTHESIS 235 p,p-VALUE 241 p,t,AND F:“>”OR “<”? 246 POISSON DISTRIBUTION 250 POWER 254 PROCESS CAPABILITY ANALYSIS (PCA) 259 PROPORTION 266 r,MULTIPLE R,r2,R2,R SQUARE,R2 ADJUSTED 274 REGRESSION – PART 1:SUMS OF SQUARES 277 REGRESSION – PART 2:SIMPLE LINEAR 285 REGRESSION – PART 3:ANALYSIS BASICS 292 REGRESSION – PART 4:MULTIPLE LINEAR 297 REGRESSION – PART 5:SIMPLE NONLINEAR 305 REJECT THE NULL HYPOTHESIS 311 RESIDUALS 315 SAMPLE,SAMPLING 320 SAMPLE SIZE – PART 1:PROPORTIONS FOR COUNT DATA 326 SAMPLE SIZE – PART 2:FOR MEASUREMENT/ CONTINUOUS DATA 334 SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION 339 SIGMA 343 www.ebook3000.com x CONTENTS SKEW,SKEWNESS 344 STANDARD DEVIATION 348 STANDARD ERROR 352 STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT 357 SUMS OF SQUARES 363 t – THE TEST STATISTIC AND ITS DISTRIBUTIONS 364 t-TESTS – PART 1:OVERVIEW 370 t-TESTS – PART 2:CALCULATIONS AND ANALYSIS 376 TEST STATISTIC 385 VARIABLES 392 VARIANCE 397 VARIATION/VARIABILITY/DISPERSION/SPREAD 404 WHICH STATISTICAL TOOL TO USE TO SOLVE SOME COMMON PROBLEMS 408 Z 412 www.ebook3000.com OTHER CONCEPTS COVERED IN THE ARTICLES 1-Sidedor1-Tailed:seethearticlesAlternativeHypothesisandAlpha,𝛼. 1-Way: an analysis that has one Independent (x) Variable, e.g., 1-way ANOVA. 2-Sidedor2-Tailed:seethearticlesAlternativeHypothesisandAlpha,𝛼. 2-Way: an analysis that has two Independent (x) Variables, e.g., 2-way ANOVA. 68-95-99.7Rule:sameastheEmpiricalRule.SeethearticleNormalDis- tribution. AcceptanceRegion:seethearticleAlpha,𝛼. AdjustedR2:seethearticler,MultipleR,r2,R2,RSquare,R2 Adjusted. aka:alsoknownas. Alias:seethearticleDesignofExperiments(DOE)–Part2. Associated,Association:seethearticleChi-SquareTestforIndependence. Assumptions: requirements for being able to use a particular test or anal- ysis.Forexample,ANOMandANOVArequireapproximatelyNormal data. Attributes data, Attributes Variable:same as Categorical or Nominal data orVariable.SeethearticlesVariablesandChi-SquareTestforIndepen- dence. Autocorrelation:seethearticleResiduals. AverageAbsoluteDeviation:seethearticleVariance. xi www.ebook3000.com xii OTHERCONCEPTSCOVEREDINTHEARTICLES Average:sameastheMean–thesumofasetofnumericalvaluesdivided bytheCountofvaluesintheset. BernoulliTrial:seethearticleBinomialDistribution. Beta:theprobabilityofaBetaError.SeethearticleAlphaandBetaErrors. BetaError:featuredinthearticleAlphaandBetaErrors. Bias:seethearticleSample,Sampling. Bin, Binning: see the articles Chi-Square Test for Goodness of Fit and Charts/Graphs/Plots–WhichtoUseWhen. Block,Blocking:seethearticleDesignofExperiments(DOE)–Part3. Box Plot, Box and Whiskers Plot: see the article Charts/Graphs/Plots – WhichtoUseWhen. C ,C ,C ,orC :seethearticleProcessCapabilityAnalysis(PCA). m p r PK Capability, Capability Index: see the article Process Capability Analysis (PCA). Categorical data, Categorical Variable: same as Attribute or Nominal data/Variable. See the articles Variables and Chi-Square Test for Inde- pendence. CDF:seeCumulativeDensityFunction. CentralLimitTheorem:seethearticleNormalDistribution. CentralLocation:sameasCentralTendency.SeethearticleDistributions– Part1:WhatTheyAre. CentralTendency:sameasCentralLocation.SeethearticleDistributions– Part1:WhatTheyAre. Chebyshev’sTheorem:seethearticleStandardDeviation. Confidence Coefficient: same as Confidence Level. See the article Alpha,𝛼. Confidence Level: (aka Level of Confidence aka Confidence Coefficient) equals1–Alpha.SeethearticleAlpha,𝛼. Confounding:seethearticleDesignofExperiments(DOE)–Part3. ContingencyTable:seethearticleChi-SquareTestforIndependence. ContinuousdataorVariables:seethearticlesVariablesandDistributions– Part3:WhichtoUseWhen. Control, “in... ” or “out of... ”: see the article Control Charts – Part 1: GeneralConceptsandPrinciples. ControlLimits,UpperandLower:seethearticleControlCharts–Part1: GeneralConceptsandPrinciples. www.ebook3000.com
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