Orthogonal Regression: Testing the Equivalence of Instruments
Orthogonal Regression: Testing the Equivalence of Instruments
Tip 3: Gain Confidence with Confidence Intervals
Tip 3: Gain Confidence with Confidence Intervals
Violations of the Assumptions for Linear Regression (Day 2): Independence of the Residuals
Violations of the Assumptions for Linear Regression (Day 2): Independence of the Residuals
Was Alabama's Blowout of Notre Dame Really Unexpected?
Was Alabama's Blowout of Notre Dame Really Unexpected?
FMEA: A Good Way to Save Yourself Some Grief
The FMEA is a great tool to use early on in a quality improvement project, because it collects and organize data about a process that can help you identify and scope a process improvement project. It's also good for identifying and screening potential vital X's as you complete a project. And at the end of a project, you can use the FMEA to document status, reference reaction plans, and note any further improvements the process may require over time.
Three Ways Individual Value Plots Can Help You Analyze Data
Three Ways Individual Value Plots Can Help You Analyze Data
Monte Carlo Is Not as Difficult as You Think
Monte Carlo Is Not as Difficult as You Think
The Monty Hall Problem and the Importance of Checking Your Assumptions
The Monty Hall Problem and the Importance of Checking Your Assumptions