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Measurement Systems Analysis for Attributes, Part 1

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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

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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

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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

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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?

Tightened 100-Percent Inspection

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Inspection sounds simple. Screen out the bad stuff and ship the good stuff. However, measurement error will always create problems of misclassification where good stuff is rejected, and bad stuff gets shipped.

How Analysis of Means Can Help Answer Important Questions

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A quick Google search returns many instances of the saying, “A man with a watch knows what time it is.

When Zero Isn’t Zero: How to Handle Lower Detection Limits

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Traditional statistical methods for computing the process performance index (Ppk) and control limits for process-control purposes assume that measurements are available for all items or parts.

Less Scatterbrained Scatterplots

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This story was originally published by MIT Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL).

Problem Solving With Manufacturing Data

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There are two ways to increase profits: increase sales or reduce costs. Although most data analysis seeks to find more ways to sell more stuff to more people, addressing preventable problems is an often overlooked opportunity.

NIST’s Fire Calorimetry Database Is Available to Answer Your Burning Questions

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