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    A Japanese tile company identified 7 factors that could affect the variability in tile dimensions produced. These factors included the amounts of limestone, agalmatolite, and feldspar used, as well as the type of materials, charging quantity, amount of waste return, and grain size. To analyze the effects of these 7 factors and their levels on the number of defective tiles produced per 1000, the company used a Taguchi L8 orthogonal array experimental design requiring 8 runs rather than the full 128 runs required for a factorial design. The results of this experiment are shown in a table.

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    A Japanese tile company identified 7 factors that could affect the variability in tile dimensions produced. These factors included the amounts of limestone, agalmatolite, and feldspar used, as well as the type of materials, charging quantity, amount of waste return, and grain size. To analyze the effects of these 7 factors and their levels on the number of defective tiles produced per 1000, the company used a Taguchi L8 orthogonal array experimental design requiring 8 runs rather than the full 128 runs required for a factorial design. The results of this experiment are shown in a table.

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    UAS QE Genap 2021 Bagian B

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    A Japanese tile company identified 7 factors that could affect the variability in tile dimensions produced. These factors included the amounts of limestone, agalmatolite, and feldspar used, as well as the type of materials, charging quantity, amount of waste return, and grain size. To analyze the effects of these 7 factors and their levels on the number of defective tiles produced per 1000, the company used a Taguchi L8 orthogonal array experimental design requiring 8 runs rather than the full 128 runs required for a factorial design. The results of this experiment are shown in a table.

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    A Japanese company was concerned with the excessive variability in the dimensions of tiles that it produced.

    Seven
    factors were identified as possible sources of serious variability. These were labeled A through G, where : 
    A = amount of limestone (5% or 1%)
    B = coarser (existing or finer)
    C = amount of agalmatolite (43% or 53%)
    D = type of agalmatolite (existing or new)
    E = raw material charging quantity (1300 or 1200 kg)
    F = amount of waste return ( 0% or 4%)
    G = amount of feldspar (7% or 5%)
    Here a full factorial would require 2^7 = 128 experiments. Using Taguchi's approach and assuming no interactions
    are present, one can use the orthogonal arrays of an L8 (2^7) design. Taking the number of defective tikes per 1000
    as the response (Y), the results are shown in the following table 

      Conduct all steps need to complete the Taguchi methods as you understand 

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