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Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Six Sigma with RStatistical Engineering for Process
Improvement
Emilio L. Cano, Javier M. Moguerzaand Andres Redchuk
November 20, 2012
Facultad de Estudios EstadısticosUniversidad Complutense de Madrid
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November, 2012
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Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Contenido
1 Frontmatter
2 MainmatterI BasicsII DefineIII MeasureIV AnalyzeV ImproveVI ControlVII Further and Beyond
3 Backmatter
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November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Contents
1 Frontmatter
2 MainmatterI BasicsII DefineIII MeasureIV AnalyzeV ImproveVI ControlVII Further and Beyond
3 Backmatter
Book Presentation UCM 3/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Publisher
http://www.springer.com/statistics/book/978-1-4614-3651-5
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November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
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Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
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Book website
http://www.sixsigmawithr.com/
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November, 2012
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Andres Redchuk
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I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
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R Package
http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/SixSigma/index.html
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November, 2012
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Andres Redchuk
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II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
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Frontmatter
ForewordPreface
Why Six Sigma with RWho is this book forConventionsProductionResourcesAbout the Authors
Acknowledgements
Contents
List of Tables and Figures
Acronyms
http://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-1-4614-3652-2//page/1
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Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Contents
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2 MainmatterI BasicsII DefineIII MeasureIV AnalyzeV ImproveVI ControlVII Further and Beyond
3 Backmatter
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Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
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II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
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1. Six Sigma in a Nutshell
Herbert Spencer“Science is organised knowledge”
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The DMAIC Cycle
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Andres Redchuk
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Six Sigma Roles
In Six Sigma, everyone in the organization hasa role in the project. Six Sigma methodologyuses an intuitive categorization of these roles.
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November, 2012
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Andres Redchuk
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II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
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Six Sigma Roles
In Six Sigma, everyone in the organization hasa role in the project. Six Sigma methodologyuses an intuitive categorization of these roles.
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Andres Redchuk
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2. R from the Beginning
Linus Torvalds“Software is like sex; it’s better when it’s free”
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The R Project
http://www.r-project.org
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The R Environment
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3. Process Mapping with R
Charles Franklin Kettering“A problem well stated is a problem half
solved”
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A Process Map
Six Sigma Process Map
Paper Helicopter Project
INPUTSX
operators tools raw material facilities
INSPECTION
INP
UT
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sheets...
Param.(x): width NCoperator CMeasure pattern Pdiscard P
Featur.(y): ok
ASSEMBLY
INP
UT
S
sheets
Param.(x): operator Ccut Pfix Protor.width Crotor.length Cpaperclip Ctape C
Featur.(y): weight
TEST
INP
UT
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helicopter
Param.(x): operator Cthrow Pdiscard Penvironment N
Featur.(y): time
LABELING
INP
UT
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helicopter
Param.(x): operator Clabel P
Featur.(y): label
OUTPUTSY
helicopter LEGEND(C)ontrollable(Cr)itical(N)oise(P)rocedure
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4. Loss Funtion Analysis with R
W. Edwards DemingDefects are not free. Somebody makes them,
and gets paid for making them
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A Loss Function Example
> ss.lfa(ss.data.bolts , "diameter", 0.5, 10, 0.001,
lfa.sub = "10 mm. Bolts Project",
lfa.size = 100000 , lfa.output = "both")
$lfa.k
[1] 0.002
$lfa.lf
expression(bold(L == 0.002 %. % (Y - 10)^2))
$lfa.MSD
[1] 0.03372065
$lfa.avLoss
[1] 6.74413e-05
$lfa.Loss
[1] 6.74413
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A Loss Function Example (cont.)
Loss Function Analysis
10 mm. Bolts Project
0e+00
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2e−04
3e−04
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5e−04
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9.6 9.8 10.0 10.2 10.4Observed Value
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oor
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lity
L = 0.002 ⋅ (Y − 10)2
Data
CTQ: diameterY0 = 10∆ = 0.5
L0 = 0.001Size = 1e+05
Mean = 10.0308k = 0.002
MSD = 0.0337Av.Loss = 1e−04
Loss = 6.7441
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5. Measurement System Analysis
Lord Kelvin“If you cannot measure it,
you cannot improve it.”
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Repeatability & Reproducibility
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MSA with R
Six Sigma Gage R&R Study
Helicopter Project
Components of Variation
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6. Pareto Analysis with R
OvidioCausa latet: vis est notissima. [The cause ishidden, but the result is known.]
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Pareto Principle (80/20 rule)
Examples20 % of customers make 80 % of incomes
20 % of students get 80 % of good marks
80 % of cost of quality is due to 20 % ofthe possible causes
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Cause-and-effect diagram
Six Sigma Cause−and−effect Diagram
Paper Helicopter Project
Flight Time
Operatoroperator #1
operator #2operator #3
Environmentheight
cleaning
Toolsscissors
tape
Design
rotor.lengthrotor.width2
paperclip
Raw.Material
thicknessmarks
Measure.Tool
calibratemodel
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Pareto Chart
Del
ays
Mat
eria
ls
Cus
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ning
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ork
Err
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7. Process Capability Analysis
Johann Wolfgang von GoetheOne cannot develop taste from what is ofaverage quality but only from the very best.
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Capability Analysis Output
Six Sigma Capability Analysis Study
Winery Project
Histogram & Density
LSL
Target
USL
740 745 750 755 760
Check Normality
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Lilliefors (K−S) Testp−value: 0.2291
Normality accepted when p−value > 0.05
Density Lines LegendDensity STTheoretical Dens. STDensity LTTheoretical Density LT
SpecificationsLSL: 740
Target: 750USL: 760
ProcessShort Term
Mean: 749.7625SD: 2.1042
n: 20Zs: 3.14
Long Term
Mean: 753.7239SD: 2.6958
n: 40Zs: 2.33
DPMO: 9952.5
IndicesShort Term
Cp: 1.5841CI: [1.4,1.7]
Cpk: 1.5465CI: [1.4,1.7]
Long Term
Pp: 1.2365CI: [1.1,1.3]
Ppk: 0.7760CI: [0.7,0.8]
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8. Charts with R
John Tukey“The greatest value of a picture is when it
forces us to notice what we never expected tosee.”
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9. Statistics and Probability with R
Aaron Levenstein“Statistics are like bikinis. What they reveal is
suggestive, but what they conceal is vital.”
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Distributions
0 1 2 3 4
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Elements in class A
Pro
babi
lity
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Items extracted until first success
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lity
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Number of trials until 3 events
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babi
lity
0 5 10 20
0.00
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Number of successful experiments per unit
Pro
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lity
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Random Variable X
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lity
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sity
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10. Statistical Inference with R
George E.P. Box“All models are wrong; some models are
useful.”
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Confidence Interval Example
Confidence Interval for the Mean
Mean:StdDev:n:Missing:
950.0160.267
1200
95% CI:P−Var:t:
[949.967, 950.064]unknown
1.98
Shapiro−WilksNormality Test
0.985 p−value: 0.19
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11. Design of Experiments with R
R.A. Fisher“Sometimes the only thing you cando with a poorly designedexperiment is to try to find out whatit died of”
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The Importance of Experimenting
“An engineer who does not knowexperimental design is not anengineer”
Comment made by to oneof the authors [of“Statisticsfor experimenters”] by anexecutive of the ToyotaMotor Company.
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12.Process Control with R
Walter A. Shewhart“Special causes of variation may be found and
eliminated.”
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Control Chart Plotting
p Chartfor stockouts
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LCL is variableUCL is variable
Number beyond limits = 1Number violating runs = 0
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13. Other Tools andMethodologies
Johann Wolfgang von GoetheInstruction does much, but encouragementeverything.
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Other topics
Failure Mode, Effects, and CriticalityAnalysis
Design for Six Sigma
Lean
Gantt Chart
Some Advanced R Topics
Book Presentation UCM 40/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Contents
1 Frontmatter
2 MainmatterI BasicsII DefineIII MeasureIV AnalyzeV ImproveVI ControlVII Further and Beyond
3 Backmatter
Book Presentation UCM 41/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Case Study
Book Presentation UCM 42/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Helicopter Template
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Book Presentation UCM 43/59
Six Sigma with R | Paper Helicopter template
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Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Enjoy the Case Study!
Book Presentation UCM 45/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Enjoy the Case Study!
Book Presentation UCM 45/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
So what?
The Scientific Method
Book Presentation UCM 46/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
So what?
The Scientific Method
Book Presentation UCM 46/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
The Scientific Method and SixSigma
DefineAsk a question
Measure
Analyze
Improve
Control
Do some backgroundresearch
Construct a hypothesis
Test the hypothesiswith an experiment
Analyze the data and draw conclusions
Communicate results
DMAIC Cycle Scientific Method
Book Presentation UCM 47/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
The Key to Success
“Six Sigma speaks the language of business”
ISO 13053-1:2011
Six Sigma methodology is a quality paradigmthat translates the involved scientificmethodology into a simple way to apply thescientific method within every organization.
Book Presentation UCM 48/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Opportunities
For Today’s Graduate, Just One Word: Statistics(The New York Times, August 2009)
“I keep saying that the sexy job in thenext 10 years will be statisticians”
Data Scientist: The Sexiest Job of the 21stCentury (Harvard Business Review, October 2012)
. . . the “data scientist.” It’s ahigh-ranking professional with thetraining and curiosity to makediscoveries in the world of big data . . .
Book Presentation UCM 49/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Opportunities (cont.)Gartner Sees 4.4M Big Data Jobs by 2015(Information Management, October 2012)
Lack of data scientists could derail big dataprojects: IBM (CIO, October 2012)
Son las matematicas, estupido (El Paıs,Noviembre 2012)
La economıa del conocimiento exigeuna educacion sustentada en tresfundamentos: un nivel avanzado enmatematica y estadıstica, unacapacidad elevada para escribir unargumento y un nivel avanzado deingles
Book Presentation UCM 50/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
R Final Remarks
kdnuggets.com(2012) link
Book Presentation UCM 51/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
R Final Remarks (cont.)
Community4131 packages at CRAN (18/11/2012)
Task views
Manuals
Publications
http:
//cran.r-project.org/web/packages/
Book Presentation UCM 52/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
R Final Remarks (cont.)
CustomizationA company can develop a package that fits itsinner procedures and methods.
InnovationA company can develop and deploy aninnovative method from its R&D department,or from the result of other publishedresearches.
Book Presentation UCM 53/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
R Final Remarks (cont.)
Businesshttp:
//www.revolutionanalytics.com/
http://www.openanalytics.eu/
http://www.fellstat.com/
http://www.rstudio.com/ide/
http://www.datanalytics.com/
. . .
Book Presentation UCM 54/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
R Final Remarks (cont.)
GUI, IDERStudio
Eclipse + StatET
EMACS + EES
Deducer
. . .
Book Presentation UCM 55/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
R Final Remarks (cont.)
Book Presentation UCM 56/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
http://r-es.org/
Book Presentation UCM 57/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
http://www.r-project.org/useR-2013
Book Presentation UCM 58/59
Six Sigma With R(Springer, 2012)
November, 2012
Emilio L. CanoJavier M. Moguerza
Andres Redchuk
Frontmatter
Mainmatter
I Basics
II Define
III Measure
IV Analyze
V Improve
VI Control
VII Further and Beyond
Backmatter
Discussion
Thanks !
[email protected]@emilopezcano
http://www.sixsigmawithr.com
Book Presentation UCM 59/59