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Ted Hessing

Box Plots (aka Box and Whisker Plots)

Posted by Ted Hessing

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

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Ted Hessing

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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Ted Hessing

Run Chart: Creation, Analysis, & Rules

Posted by Ted Hessing

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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Ted Hessing

Histogram

Posted by Ted Hessing

A Histogram is a bar chart showing the frequency of an outcome. They can reflect the voice of the process & will certainly be on your exam.

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Ted Hessing

Response Plan

Posted by Ted Hessing

A response plan sets out what to do if a process doesn’t meet one of the quality assurance requirements in the control plan.

This entry was posted in Control, Control Phase Basics and tagged Green Belt, IASSC, QuestionSet, Yellow Belt. Bookmark the permalink.
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