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Control phase of DMAIC

Ted Hessing

Attribute Chart: c Chart

Posted by Ted Hessing

Attribute chart: c chart is also known as the control chart for defects is generally used to monitor the number of defects in constant size.

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Ted Hessing

Attribute Chart: u Chart

Posted by Ted Hessing

Attribute chart: u chart is the control chart for defects per unit. It is used to monitor the count type of data where the sample size is>1.

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Ted Hessing

Attribute Chart: np Chart

Posted by Ted Hessing

Attribute chart: np chart is generally used to monitor the number of non-conforming or defective items in the measurement process.

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Ted Hessing

Attribute Charts: p Chart

Posted by Ted Hessing

Attribute Charts: p Chart is generally used to analyze the proportions of defective or non-confirming items in a process.

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Rational Sub Grouping

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Rational sub grouping is the process of organizing the data into groups which were produced basically under the same conditions

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