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So brilliantly explained..

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What are direct and indirect techniques of data collection?

Is there a special reason they per millions data collection instead of using the normal percentages?? per 100.

Wow..Amazing teaching I have clear all thanks for such information Excellent

Hi, great video and thanks for posting it. Check sheets, however, are not really effective in tracking defects/issues in a high variety process. Since every defect is relatively new, it becomes difficult to 'categorise' them or find identifiable patterns so as to take effective decisions. It'll be interesting to know what you think. Cheers

One of the best explanations of Nelsons Rule

sir DPU calculation man agar aik (same) defect 2 ya 3 product man araha hai ya phr aik hi product main 2 ya 3 jaga araha hai to hum usay single defect count karan gay ya phr jitni martaba araha ha either aik hi product man ya 2 say 3 main usko untni bar count karan gay???

This video is very informative. Clarified my doubts regarding cp and cpk, and together with examples it was made easy to grasp. Thank You.

Not solving any example using minitab.

Things needs to be in details.

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You just saved my university project!

41:55 Your sample size not appropriate. How do you know your random generated numbers have been distributed to each Dia as equally? Maybe number 1 that you had generated was distributed 4 or 8 times and you got the average of 4 or 8 numbers? You get an average of different sample sizes unless each generated number in your dataset repeated 5 times for n=5

Copied from some video I saw on RUclips some days before

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really nice and simple. Thanks for uploading

Nicely explained. I have one doubt hear. Can somebody tell me what exactly do we mean by "Operator physical difference" under Reproducibility section. Also, how this is connected to total variation^2 = Gage R&R^2 + part to part variation^2

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fabulous video.

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