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    This flow diagram outlines the steps to determine which type of control chart is appropriate based on whether the data involves counts or values, and whether the data is periodically collected or organized in a rational manner. It accounts for factors like sample size, probability of failure, and consistency of areas of opportunity to determine if an X-bar, P, C, U, or XmR chart should be used. The diagram provides a decision tree to systematically select the proper control chart based on the characteristics of the process data.

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    This flow diagram outlines the steps to determine which type of control chart is appropriate based on whether the data involves counts or values, and whether the data is periodically collected or organized in a rational manner. It accounts for factors like sample size, probability of failure, and consistency of areas of opportunity to determine if an X-bar, P, C, U, or XmR chart should be used. The diagram provides a decision tree to systematically select the proper control chart based on the characteristics of the process data.

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    Flow Diagram For Selection of Control Chart: Xbarr or Xbars

    Uploaded by

    Hoc Leng Chung
    This flow diagram outlines the steps to determine which type of control chart is appropriate based on whether the data involves counts or values, and whether the data is periodically collected or organized in a rational manner. It accounts for factors like sample size, probability of failure, and consistency of areas of opportunity to determine if an X-bar, P, C, U, or XmR chart should be used. The diagram provides a decision tree to systematically select the proper control chart based on the characteristics of the process data.

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    Flow Diagram for Selection of Control Chart

    No

    Start

    Measure
    Counts or
    Values?

    Is Data
    Periodically
    Collected?

    Values

    Organize into
    Rational Subgroups

    XbarR or
    XbarS

    Organize Data in
    a Rational Manner

    XmR

    Yes

    Counts

    Yes

    Is n > 1000?
    Are n
    Distinct Items
    Classified as
    Good or
    Bad?

    Yes

    No

    No
    Is Probability
    of Failure
    Constant in all
    Samples?

    Are Events
    or Items
    Counted?

    No

    Yes

    Events

    nP

    Yes

    Items

    No

    Is
    Likelihood of
    Event Proportional
    to Area of
    Opportunity?

    Is the
    Area of
    Opportunity
    Constant in All
    Samples?

    Yes

    Is n
    Constant in All
    Samples?

    Is the
    Area of
    Opportunity
    Constant in All
    Samples?

    Yes

    No

    Yes

    No

    No

    Convert Counts
    To Rates

    Organize Data in
    a Rational Manner
    Jon Peltier, after Donald Wheeler

    XmR

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