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Category: Additional Graphical Analysis Tools

Ted Hessing

Scatter Diagrams (Plots), Analysis & Regression

Posted by Ted Hessing

A Scatter Analysis is used when you need to compare two data sets against each other to see if there is a relationship.

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Normal Probability Plot

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The normal probability plot is a graphical technique for normality testing. Used to assess data set follows normal distribution.

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Ted Hessing

Box Plots (aka Box and Whisker Plots)

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Box plots are graphical tools that let you easily visually compare variation between the data sets evaluated.

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Stem and Leaf Plots

Posted by Ted Hessing

A stem and leaf plot is a technique to categorize either continuous or discrete values. It is used to organize data as they are collected.

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Run Chart: Creation, Analysis, & Rules

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A run chart is a basic graph displays data as they evolve over time. Simple rules can be useful for identifying trends or shifts in process.

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