10) Data Analysis Flashcards

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What is the least squares method?

A

Best fit line/ line of regression.

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2
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Explain the difference between accuracy and precision.

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Accuracy - how well instrument agrees with true value.

Precision - the dispersion of measurements.

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Explain the difference between repeatability/ reproducibility.

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Repeatability - variation in measurement taken under the same conditions.

Reproducibility - variation in measurements by different conditions, eg different lab measuring same part.

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4
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How would you test the repeatability/reproducibility of a process?

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A Gauge R&R study.

- Determine variability. 
- Determine source of variability.
- Determines the suitability of a measurement 

Precision tolerance ration = k*sqrt(Ym)/ USL-LSL

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How is a Gauge R&R study carried out?

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Parts measured using the calibrated measurement system.

To assess repeatability - same part measured multiple times using same operator.

To assess reproducibility - multiple operators used to do same part.

To assess interactions of operator with part - 5 -10 parts measured.

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6
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What is gauge R&R short analysis?

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  • Provides an estimate of variation
  • Breakdown of originating errors not possible.
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7
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What is six sigma?

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Define part quality by breaking down in to parts per 100 or parts per thousand.

Typical levels of quality between 2 and 4 sigma.

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8
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What is the relationship between standard deviation and precision?

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The smaller sd is the more precision the instrument has.

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9
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What are the 2 classes of error sources?

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Random and Systematic.

Systematic= remain constant or change in regular fashion.

Random = differences between the results that can not be predicted individually.

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10
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What are examples sources of error?

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  • Human error
    • Environmental error
      Equipment error
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