Binomial Capability Analysis: Illustration with Practical Example

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In the learning of Capability Analysis, so far, we had seen Capability Analysis for Continuous data with practical examples till the last videos.
Now, it’s time to learn Capability Analysis for Attribute Data. In the 1st part of it, we are going to learn Binomial capability analysis with practical example for easy understanding and better clarity.
This video consists of following topics:
• Introduction to Binomial Capability Analysis (for attribute data)
• Data considerations for Binomial Capability Analysis
• Binomial Capability Analysis with Practical Example in Minitab
• Detailed stepwise procedure with screenshot to understand how to conduct Binomial capability analysis in Minitab
• Detailed Interpretation of results for Graph Window including p-chart, Rate of defectives, Cumulative % defective, Summary stats with PPM defective, % defective, Lower and Upper confidence interval for % defective, Process Z values in comparison with required minimum value for capable process, how to read capability analysis graph and Conclusion.
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