Guard Banding for Non-Capable Gages, Part 2
Part one of this article showed that it is possible, by means of a Visual Basic for Applications program in Microsoft Excel, to calculate the fraction of in-sp
Guard Banding for Non-Capable Gages, Part 1
IATF 16949:2016 clause 7.1.5.1.1 requires measurement systems analysis (MSA) to quantify gage and instrument variation. The deliverables of the generally accepted procedure are the repeatability or equipment variation, and the reproducibility or appraiser variation.
Health Apps Track Vital Stats, But Doctors Aren’t Using the Data
Health-tracking devices and apps are becoming part of everyday life.
Measurement Systems Analysis for Attributes, Part 2
The first part of this series introduced measurement systems analysis for attribute data, or attribute agreement analysis.
MSA: Back to the Basics
When we talk about measurement system analysis (MSA), people tend to focus on attribute agreement analysis because it is usually quicker and easier to do than a gauge repeatability and reproducibility (gauge R&R) study.
Measurement Systems Analysis for Attributes, Part 1
Measurement systems analysis (MSA) for attributes, or attribute agreement analysis, is a lot like eating broccoli or Brussels sprouts. We must often do things we don't like because they are necessary or good for us.
Workloads of Counting Queries: Enabling Rich Statistical Analyses With Differential Privacy
To date, this series focused on relatively simple data analyses, such as learning one summary statistic about our data at a time.
Summation and Average Queries: Detecting Trends in Your Data
In our last article, we discussed how to determine how many people drink pumpkin spice lattes in a given time period without learning t
Counting Queries: Extracting Key Business Metrics From Datasets
How many people drink pumpkin spice lattes in October, and how would you calculate this without learning specifically who is drinking them, and who is not?
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