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The Distribution of Measurement Error

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Pierre-Simon de Laplace
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As the foundations of modern science were being laid, the need for a model for the uncertainty in a measurement became apparent. Here we look at the development of the theory of measurement error and discover its consequences.

Interpreting Data in Context

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In memory of Al Phadt, Ph.D.

Kurtosis Visualized

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"Skew-whiff" Credit: Bahi

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The shape parameters for a probability model are called skewness and kurtosis. While skewness at least sounds like something we might understand, kurtosis simply sounds like jargon.

Organizing an Ishikawa Chart for Complex Analysis

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Skewness Visualized

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"New Age House" Credit: Russ Seidel

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The computation for skewness does not fully describe everything that happens as a distribution becomes more skewed. Here we shall use some examples to visualize just what skewness does—and does not—involve.

Is Your Actionable Insight Limited by Your Communication Skills?

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Does your use of probabilities confuse your audience? Sometimes even using numbers can be misleading.

The Cumulative Sum Technique

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The cumulative sum (or Cusum) technique is occasionally offered as an alternative to process behavior charts, even though they have completely different objectives. Process behavior charts characterize whether a process has been operated predictably.

Does Capability Require Normality?

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"Normal"  Credit: Mo

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Many people have been taught that capability indexes only apply to “normally distributed data.” This article will consider the various components of this idea to shed some light on what has, all too often, been based on superstition.

Data Science Paves the Way for Road Safety

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As municipalities clamor for a slice of President Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure spending bill, one Johns Hopkins scientist is re-examining one of the basic elements of road-building: Determining the width of road lanes.

How Classifying and Fixing Dirty Data Can Help Even Those Using Spreadsheets

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All too often the topic of fixing dirty data is neglected in the plethora of online media covering artificial intelligence (AI), data science, and analytics. This is wrong for many reasons.

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