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Lean Six Sigma in Manufacturing
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Module 4
Hypothesis Testing for Root Cause Analysis
1
Prioritizing Causes with a Cause & Effect Matrix
Prioritize potential causes using a Cause & Effect Matrix linked to CTQs.
2
Visualizing Process Shifts and Trends with Graphical Tools
Use graphical tools (e.g., Box Plots, Multi-Vari Charts) to visually explore process data for shifts and trends before formal testing.
3
Choosing the Right Hypothesis Test
Select the appropriate hypothesis test based on data type and the objective of the comparison.
4
Understanding and Applying T-Tests for Process Mean Comparison
Perform and interpret t-tests (1-sample, 2-sample, paired) to compare process means.
5
Comparing Means with ANOVA
Conduct ANOVA to compare means across multiple groups (e.g., machines, shifts, suppliers).
6
Chi-Square Tests for Attribute Data Analysis
Apply chi-square tests to analyze attribute data, such as defect counts by category.
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