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Measure Phase Flashcards

1
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What is the Measure phase?

A

How big is the problem?

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2
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How can I measure my project problem?

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With tool 2 output variables/measurements

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3
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What do you put in the output measurement matrix?

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The CTC’s or CTB’s

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4
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What 3 things do I have to consider regarding my data?

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What is the data type, data source, and data quality

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5
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What are the two types of data?

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Discrete and continuous

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6
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What is discrete data?

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Countable like whole numbers or people

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7
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How many data points are needed for discrete data?

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100

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8
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What is continuous data?

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Measurable, time or weight

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9
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How many data points are required for continuous data?

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30

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10
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How can a sample size be affected? 4 things

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The number
effort/time and resources
confidence
granularity/margin of error

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11
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What is the operational definition?

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What is measured how, that leads to a common understanding

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12
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What is the purpose of the measurement system analysis?

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To check accuracy and precision of the measurement system

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13
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What is Gage R & R?

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Reproduceability and repeatability

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14
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What is reproduceability?

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The testing if someone else can measure the exact same way, I did every time

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15
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What is repeatability?

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The testing that I measured the exact same way every single time

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16
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What kind of data should be used for a Gage R&R?

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Discrete

17
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What are some examples of discrete graphs?

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Bar chart, Peretto, pie chart

18
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What are some examples of continuous graphs?

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Scatterplot, box plot, histogram, bubble chart

19
Q

What is a quick win? 4 things

A

Requires low effort
reversible
has a consensus among the project team
Beneficial

20
Q

What are the 5 final goals of the measure phase at the gate review?

A

Derive the measurements
Collect data
Understand process variation
Calculate process performance
Update project charter

21
Q

How many CTC or CTB’s are put into the output measurement matrix?

A

1–3

22
Q

Which type of data is preferred in a project?

A

Continuous as it holds more information and can be transferred into discrete data

23
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What statistical key figures does discrete data show you?

A

Proportions

24
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What’s typical key figures does continuous data show you?

A

Location and spread

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