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| Manufacturing companies are most concerned with variation and its effect on product quality. | |||||||||||||
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The field of knowledge that deals with counting and measuring is known as "statistics". The art of organizing numerical information is often called descriptive statistics. Examples of descriptive statistics can be found in all branches of business and not only manufacturing. More and more they are being referred to as information systems and are being stored and calculated on computers. The purpose of these systems is to define and monitor an on-going activity to provide a guide for action. |
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techniques of most use include: Design of Experiments |
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Statistical concepts most needed to understand
variation include: |
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