What do Centerpoints provide us in an experiment?
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Provides an estimate of curvature. If replicated can estimate pure error.
When would you consider a Plackett-Burman or a Highly Fractional Experiment?
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When you have a high number of factors and/or you have a limitation to the
number of runs due to cost or other.
What's Contained on the Charter?
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Problem Description, Scope, Project Goals, Customer Benefits,
Ownership/Team, Stakeholder Approval, Schedule
What is a pilot run and why should I run one?
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Testing your solutions - to ensure that your solutions are effective and don't
have unintended consequences.
State the null and experimental hypothesis for ANOVA.
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Ho: Means are the same
Ha: Means are different
What is meant by Coded & Uncoded Coefficients?
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Coded units let you compare the size of the coefficients (on a common
scale) to determine which factor has the largest impact on the response.
(Example 1, -1) Uncoded (or natural) units shows actual number - (Temp is 10
to 50).
,CTQ's are derived from what?
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Customer specifications/requirements used to create a CTQ tree to
translate broad requirements into specific requirements.
VOC.
What is the difference between an Activity Flowchart and a Deployment Flowchart?
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Activity Flowchart: displays complexity & decision points in a process done
by 1 person.
Deployment Flowchart: highlights handoff areas in processes between
people or functions. Clarifies roles and dependencies.
What is included in Standardization?
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Evaluate solutions & the plan, maintain the gains by standardizing the
process, outline steps for on-going improvement.
Why do we need a Charter?
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, Clarify expectations of team, Keep team aligned with organization, Keep
team within scope- "scope creep", Gives authorization to work on project
What does a normal data set look like on a Normal Probability Plot?
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Close to the line (linear)
p>0.05 is considered normal
What is a Pareto Chart?
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Values are represented in descending order by bars, and cumulative total
may be represented by a line.
What does a probability plot look like?
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Best fit line with data represented in dots with confidence interval lines
shown.
How do I calculate Sigma?
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Provides an estimate of curvature. If replicated can estimate pure error.
When would you consider a Plackett-Burman or a Highly Fractional Experiment?
Give this one a try later!
When you have a high number of factors and/or you have a limitation to the
number of runs due to cost or other.
What's Contained on the Charter?
,Give this one a try later!
Problem Description, Scope, Project Goals, Customer Benefits,
Ownership/Team, Stakeholder Approval, Schedule
What is a pilot run and why should I run one?
Give this one a try later!
Testing your solutions - to ensure that your solutions are effective and don't
have unintended consequences.
State the null and experimental hypothesis for ANOVA.
Give this one a try later!
Ho: Means are the same
Ha: Means are different
What is meant by Coded & Uncoded Coefficients?
Give this one a try later!
Coded units let you compare the size of the coefficients (on a common
scale) to determine which factor has the largest impact on the response.
(Example 1, -1) Uncoded (or natural) units shows actual number - (Temp is 10
to 50).
,CTQ's are derived from what?
Give this one a try later!
Customer specifications/requirements used to create a CTQ tree to
translate broad requirements into specific requirements.
VOC.
What is the difference between an Activity Flowchart and a Deployment Flowchart?
Give this one a try later!
Activity Flowchart: displays complexity & decision points in a process done
by 1 person.
Deployment Flowchart: highlights handoff areas in processes between
people or functions. Clarifies roles and dependencies.
What is included in Standardization?
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Evaluate solutions & the plan, maintain the gains by standardizing the
process, outline steps for on-going improvement.
Why do we need a Charter?
Give this one a try later!
, Clarify expectations of team, Keep team aligned with organization, Keep
team within scope- "scope creep", Gives authorization to work on project
What does a normal data set look like on a Normal Probability Plot?
Give this one a try later!
Close to the line (linear)
p>0.05 is considered normal
What is a Pareto Chart?
Give this one a try later!
Values are represented in descending order by bars, and cumulative total
may be represented by a line.
What does a probability plot look like?
Give this one a try later!
Best fit line with data represented in dots with confidence interval lines
shown.
How do I calculate Sigma?
