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Design of Experiments (DOE) – The Basics!!
In this video we’re going to cover the basic terms and principles of the DOE Process.
This includes a detailed discussion of critical terms and principles such as: factors, responses, levels, treatments, error, blocking, randomization and replication!
3:30 - Why and When to Perform a DOE?
4:59 - The Process Model
Gauge R&R Video - czcams.com/video/CkLEmiKFnTw/video.html
6:20 - Outputs, Inputs and the Process
9:45 - The SIPOC diagram!
13:27 - Levels and Treatments
16:21 - Error (Systematic and Random)
ANOVA Analysis - czcams.com/video/g5HlLOwcXuI/video.html
21:02 - Blocking
25:31 - Randomization
26:41 - Replication and Sample Size
29:12 - Recapping the 7 Step Process to DOE
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Gauge R&R - How to Analyze and Understand your Results (Part 3)!!!
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This is Part 3 in a 3-part video series on the Gauge R&R Process. Are you preparing for the Green Belt Exam, or Black Belt Exam, or the CQE Exam?? This video covers the analysis of your gauge R&R value to determine if your measurement system is capable of its intended us! 2:07 - The basics of Measurement System Analysis 4:46 - The Two Methods for Interpreting Gauge R&R 7:02 - The Precision Tole...
How to Perform a Gauge R&R using the Average and Range Method (Part 2)
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Are you trying to perform a Gauge R&R??? This is Part 2 in a 3-part video series on the Gauge R&R Process. This video is specific to the average and range method, and how to collect data and perform those critical calculations for repeatability, reproducibility, part-to-part variation and total variation! Here's Part 1 in the series: czcams.com/video/CkLEmiKFnTw/video.html 1:48 - What Is Measur...
Gauge R&R Fully Explained!! (Measurement System Analysis) Part 1
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Are you curious about how to perform a Gauge R&R? Or are you wondering WHY you should perform a Gauge R&R? This video is the first video in a three-part video series where we will cover the entire gauge R&R process. This video is focused on the basics terms and concepts within gauge R&R like repeatability and reproducibility and how we combine those two factors to calculate the overall gauge R&...
Yellow Belt v. Green Belt v. Black Belt - How to Choose Between these Certifications!!!
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Green Belt Exam Prep - 10 Statistics Questions to Prepare You for the Green Belt Exam!
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ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) Analysis - FULLY EXPLAINED!!!
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Komentáře

  • @mireyajones810
    @mireyajones810 Před 3 dny

    As well, your data set implies a causal relationship between the treatment (octane level) and horsepower. But ANOVA is non-directional. We might feel confident in rejecting the null, but we cannot then determine direction. The F test only tells us if we see variation in means of different categories. It does NOT tell us that the correlation between X and Y is positive or negative.

  • @mireyajones810
    @mireyajones810 Před 3 dny

    Further, we never say that the NULL hypothesis is TRUE, we presume it is true, due to our understanding of proof and deductive logic. Hence, our F statistic, as compared to the F critical value, might lead us to say that we cannot reject the null with a given level of confidence. You claimed that if F-stat < F-crit, the "null is true" - that is just WRONG language. We have NO idea if the null hypothesis is true. We should only make probabilistic declarations.

  • @mireyajones810
    @mireyajones810 Před 3 dny

    We do NOT say that the NULL hypothesis is FALSE. We say that with a given degree of certainty (probability; confidence) we can REJECT the null.

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 3 dny

      Great feedback, and you're right, if I said that the null hypothesis is false, I misspoke, I should have said that we can reject the null hypothesis!

  • @marziodigiuseppe1170

    Thank for the videos! What about destructive tests?

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 8 dny

      Great question! The method I've described here only applies to non-destructive testing. Destructive testing requires a completely different approach.

  • @user-zo2yv7ip1u
    @user-zo2yv7ip1u Před 8 dny

    Thank you for posting this video!. Just to clarify, you go through what the ASQ Six Sigma certification differences are. What about Lean Six Sigma? I'm looking for the one with more of a business focus which I think would be LSS. ASQ only offers SS but IASSC offer LLS. What are your thoughts on getting one over the other one? SS/LLS and ASQ/IASCC. Thanks,

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 8 dny

      Great question!! Okay, so the ASQ certification can (and should) also be described as a LSS certification. If you look at the ASQ body of knowledge (BoK) it includes many (if not all) of the critical lean concepts that continuous improvement professionals need to know. Also, if you compare the IASSC body of knowledge (BoK) it's nearly identical to the ASQ BoK and they contain the same lean concepts within them. So, they can both be described as a LSS certification. Hopefully that makes sense!

  • @msnageshrao
    @msnageshrao Před 11 dny

    Very nice interpretation. Thanks

  • @msnageshrao
    @msnageshrao Před 13 dny

    Very good explanation, thank you

  • @alman3mmm
    @alman3mmm Před 15 dny

    I love the way you explained it and the example you used. Very much appreciated Andy!

  • @fallem3314
    @fallem3314 Před 19 dny

    I'm an quality engineer with about 8 years experience and never took any of ASQ examination I'm planning to take CQE or CQPA but I don't know which one should I choose .... some of my friends told me to take CQE because it cover all the aspects in CQPA but 1. I don't want to miss anything on the other hand 2. I don't want to waste my time and money on taking certificates that can be in only one or two. 3. I don't want to fail in exam because I started in the difficult one Please advice me Thanks

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 18 dny

      Great question, and I appreciate your thoughtfulness on the subject. To be honest, with someone like yourself who has 8 years of experience, I would absolutely recommend the CQE exam. Yes, it's more difficult, but going through that journey will have a much larger impact on your career.

  • @Letter2Mgmt
    @Letter2Mgmt Před 21 dnem

    Brilliant video. Thanks so much

  • @xxemmaxx211091
    @xxemmaxx211091 Před 24 dny

    Thank you!!

  • @renesubieta2862
    @renesubieta2862 Před měsícem

    where is the Excel file for the calculations? I do not understand how to calculate GM the grand mean

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 23 dny

      The grand mean is simply the average of all of the measured values within the experiment.

  • @sargamkapoor1899
    @sargamkapoor1899 Před měsícem

    Great information

  • @Brad-qw1te
    @Brad-qw1te Před měsícem

    How different is this process when you do an attribute MSA rather than a variable MSA? For example I have a camera that tells me if a part is good or no good. The problem is the camera is giving false rejects so my boss asked me to do an MSA/Gauge R&R on it. I feel like a lot of the calculations in this video wouldn't work on the binary data I am going to get but I could be wrong.

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před měsícem

      Great question Brad! So the process is very different when you're dealing with attribute data. Google "Attribute Agreement Analysis" to understand how to quantify the variation in a measurement system when you're dealing with attribute data.

  • @muhaiminulrahi513
    @muhaiminulrahi513 Před měsícem

    It was very helpful.

  • @jrrodz77
    @jrrodz77 Před měsícem

    Hello, first of all, thanks for this excellent video. I'm interested in the practice exams. How can I acquire them?

  • @learnwithob
    @learnwithob Před měsícem

    I need to request a refund from my school fees because you explained that my lecturer used 2 hours to confuse me in 30 minutes, and it was awesome

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před měsícem

      hahahaha thanks!!! I appreciate that! I'm happy to help!

  • @marmarbinkz7051
    @marmarbinkz7051 Před měsícem

    Do I need to know calculus (or higher?) for this?

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před měsícem

      No, not at all! Statistics is the primary (and highest) math concept on the green belt exam.

  • @koparka112
    @koparka112 Před měsícem

    Very useful, thank you.

  • @user-ji4np3rq5g
    @user-ji4np3rq5g Před měsícem

    Thank you sir🎉

  • @sonandpets1215
    @sonandpets1215 Před měsícem

    Thank you

  • @sonandpets1215
    @sonandpets1215 Před měsícem

    This is a new concept to me Andy. Thanks so much!

  • @sonandpets1215
    @sonandpets1215 Před měsícem

    Thank you Andy!

  • @minimalso
    @minimalso Před měsícem

    great info and presentation, very well summarized! thanks, as an engineer with couple years experience in manufacturing and a masters I was confused as to whether to go for the Green Belt or CQE. I have decided to take the Green Belt first.

  • @Sawdust6666
    @Sawdust6666 Před měsícem

    Thank you that was superbly done. Massive help for my assessment

  • @AlinaRudolph
    @AlinaRudolph Před měsícem

    Hi, I only received the version A of your cheat sheet. There is no formula for the takt time on mine.

    • @CQEAcademy
      @CQEAcademy Před měsícem

      That's odd, let me go in and double check that - you should have Rev B. If you're on my email list, hit reply to one of those emails and I'll send over the latest revision.

    • @AlinaRudolph
      @AlinaRudolph Před měsícem

      @@CQEAcademy Never mind. I passed the ASQ exam today. Thanks for the cheat sheet. Even this version did the job. Felt more confident with it.

    • @CQEAcademy
      @CQEAcademy Před měsícem

      @@AlinaRudolph Congratulations on passing the exam!!!

  • @arishmahmood8581
    @arishmahmood8581 Před měsícem

    One of the best teacher in my life. He made complicated thing like a cake

  • @ayujas
    @ayujas Před měsícem

    Best explanation so far, really great job!!

  • @jai.jai.jaishree
    @jai.jai.jaishree Před měsícem

    Very well explained especially the null hypothesis :-) THank you

  • @vishal_prajapati
    @vishal_prajapati Před měsícem

    How to find cycle time

    • @andyrobertson566
      @andyrobertson566 Před měsícem

      Cycle time must be measured. Get a stopwatch, and observe each step in your process and take repeated measurements of that process to estimate the average cycle time.

    • @md.hussainmaniyar5146
      @md.hussainmaniyar5146 Před měsícem

      To find the cycle time in a manufacturing process, you can follow these steps: 1. **Identify the Start and End Points**: Clearly define the start and end points of the cycle you want to measure. This could be the time from when a workpiece enters the production line to when it exits as a finished product. 2. **Measure the Total Time**: Record the total time taken for the process from start to finish. This can be done by timing a single complete cycle or by averaging the time taken over several cycles. 3. **Consider All Elements**: Include all elements of the cycle, such as: - Processing time (the time when the work is actively being done) - Wait time (when the workpiece is waiting between stages) - Setup time (if any) - Any other delays or stoppages 4. **Calculate Average Cycle Time**: If measuring over multiple cycles, add up the total time for all cycles and divide by the number of cycles to get the average cycle time. The formula for average cycle time is: \[ \text{Average Cycle Time} = \frac{\text{Total Time}}{\text{Number of Cycles}} \] For example, if you observed five cycles and recorded the times as 10 minutes, 12 minutes, 11 minutes, 13 minutes, and 14 minutes: \[ \text{Total Time} = 10 + 12 + 11 + 13 + 14 = 60 \text{ minutes} \] \[ \text{Number of Cycles} = 5 \] \[ \text{Average Cycle Time} = \frac{60}{5} = 12 \text{ minutes} \] This average cycle time gives you a good understanding of how long it takes, on average, to complete one cycle in your manufacturing process.

  • @dmaradiaga44
    @dmaradiaga44 Před 2 měsíci

    Very informative 3 videos.... thank you!

    • @CQEAcademy
      @CQEAcademy Před 2 měsíci

      Thanks so much!!! I"m glad you enjoyed that video!

  • @dmaradiaga44
    @dmaradiaga44 Před 2 měsíci

    Great video, very useful information, thank you so much!!

  • @lathaanil4750
    @lathaanil4750 Před 2 měsíci

    Hey.. i was not able to access the cheat sheet with the link. Where can i get a good one for the exam

  • @kimicog.2099
    @kimicog.2099 Před 2 měsíci

    What’s the differences between the green belt E-learning vs green belt certification? I’m on the ASQ website but both look like they are online.

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 2 měsíci

      The Green Belt Certification is the actual exam you have to pass to become a certified green belt. The E-learning is an online course to help you prepare for that exam.

  • @EvilGreens
    @EvilGreens Před 2 měsíci

    Did you remove the Gauge R&R spreadsheet?

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 2 měsíci

      No you should be able to find it here: www.Greenbeltacademy.com/GaugeR&R

  • @shuyiyu4113
    @shuyiyu4113 Před 2 měsíci

    Best ANOVA explanation in YT!!! Love how you repeated key concept again and again, now its completely clarified from the confusion i got before watching.

  • @user-kw5tb7ff7o
    @user-kw5tb7ff7o Před 2 měsíci

    Hey mate, I have certain independent values(Laying speed, force, Torque, acceleration and deceleration). I want to do an DoE. Now these are the process parameters of the machine, which has 16 heads. These 16 heads can be controlled simultaneous. Id like to use 3 of them and test the parameters on each of them. Besides that, the tape may vary aswell, since it can be wider or thicker and it's up to the producer. How do I setup my DoE Plan?

  • @kennedykalaluka2470
    @kennedykalaluka2470 Před 2 měsíci

    Thank you so much. Enjoyed the lecture.

  • @user-rt3of5lc1u
    @user-rt3of5lc1u Před 2 měsíci

    Thank you so much

  • @robertgernat2236
    @robertgernat2236 Před 2 měsíci

    You really changed my prospect toward biostatistics ( MD. by the way ), getting my Masters in Clinical Research. I really enjoyed it , believe me. Thank you. Really!!

  • @SH-py9ou
    @SH-py9ou Před 2 měsíci

    I do not understand the order of the videos. Why they are not ordered according to the syllabus?

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 2 měsíci

      You're talking about the videos on the youtube channel? I believe those are ordered based on how I upload them, not necessarily the body of knowledge

  • @moosemoss2645
    @moosemoss2645 Před 2 měsíci

    There’s something to be said for seeing it all broken down. It’s my pet peeve when someone treats a stats tool like a black box then ties their colours to the mast without appreciation of all the out falls and inner workings. Great video, I’ve often wondered how to cross validate duplicate tool performance correctly and now I know.

  • @moosemoss2645
    @moosemoss2645 Před 2 měsíci

    If the measurement itself is a combination of operator decision making and the tool is the analysis still valid?

  • @moosemoss2645
    @moosemoss2645 Před 2 měsíci

    If you are looking to reject or accept product against a tolerance what range of parts should I choose for my study? Spread the tolerance or spread over the known historical process variation? I’ve been told tolerance but as the process is capable I need to misprocess to generate the arts that cover the tolerance.

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 2 měsíci

      It depends on which analysis method you choose! If you're going to use the % of Process Variation metric, then having parts that span your entire process range is a must!

    • @moosemoss2645
      @moosemoss2645 Před 2 měsíci

      @@greenbeltacademy shouldn’t I be using the tolerance % for inspection? If it depends then on what grounds so you not have to have parts that span the spec?

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 2 měsíci

      @@moosemoss2645 great question, I think in a perfect world, you'd attempt to have parts that span both the design tolerance and the known historical process variation. Also, yes, if you're using the gauge for conformance (product control) then yes getting parts that span the design tolerance is important to demonstrate that your precision is acceptable across the entire design tolerance.

    • @moosemoss2645
      @moosemoss2645 Před 2 měsíci

      @@greenbeltacademy thanks. Part of me doesn’t doubt that measuring over the design tolerance is the correct way but on the other hand if you have to misprocess to make the parts to fill this spread then use the historical deviation in your calcs it feels kind of strange.

  • @msfasha
    @msfasha Před 2 měsíci

    Focused, Clear and Informative, Thanks.

  • @tranphuongthao1799
    @tranphuongthao1799 Před 3 měsíci

    I have question that doing CQE for Lean six sigma if there are 2 years experience?

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 2 měsíci

      For CQE the requirement is 8 years, and for Green Belt (LSS) it's 3 years. Did that answer your question?

  • @Error_Mode1219
    @Error_Mode1219 Před 3 měsíci

    hands down fantastic video 👏👏👏please don't stop making awesome videos like this sir

  • @tanjason72
    @tanjason72 Před 3 měsíci

    Hi Andy, how repeatability 12.10% + reproducibility 25.19% = Total GRNR 27.95%? I thought the sum would be 37.29%?

    • @greenbeltacademy
      @greenbeltacademy Před 2 měsíci

      Because when adding up variance (in standard deviation) we don't simply add the percentages, we must convert them to variance first, then add them up. Also, the total percentages do not add up to 100% for this same reason.

  • @chenfan3515
    @chenfan3515 Před 3 měsíci

    very clear explanation!!! I now know what is ANOVA 🥰 (learned it several times but unclear about its core meaning 😮‍💨

  • @kungfuball98
    @kungfuball98 Před 3 měsíci

    I am interested in full factorial video too