Process Capability Study in Minitab (Normal Capability): Illustration with Practical Example

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In the last video on Process Capability, we had seen all concepts used in Process Capability analysis and their meaning with the help of self-explaining graphs for easy understanding and better clarity.
I have explained 1st type of capability analysis i.e. Normal Capability Analysis with practical example in this video. This includes following points:
• What is Normal Capability Analysis?
• Data considerations for Normal Capability Analysis
• Normal Capability Analysis with Practical Example in Minitab
• Normality Test to identify whether data follows a Normal Distribution or not?
• Individual Distribution Identification to identify whether the data follows a normal distribution, or can it be transformed to normal distribution?
• Detailed step-wise procedure with screenshot to understand how to conduct normal capability analysis in Minitab
• Detailed Interpretation of results for Graph Window including process Mean with respect to Target, Ppk value, how to read capability analysis graph, PPM i.e. Expected Overall Performance and Conclusion.
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[@inesmariz6507]

Thank you for taking the time to explain this, it's really helpful!

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[@anaudiobook-trangsachmoing4789]

just found your video today and very love it. Thank you

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[@shanmugavelayutham1394]

Superb. And it’s very useful

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[@maheshwani8813]

Very Good....

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[@deniseiglesias5689]

Thank you.

[@learnandapply]

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[@shaswathandsharancraftscor2447]

Very Good Video Sirji

[@learnandapply]

Thank you so much for your valuable comments..

[@gowthammurali1224]

Dear sir , as shown in video 5: 53 seconds- sub group value we enter 5 is this possible, Because as you stated earlier minimum of 25 subgroup with 4 value or 35 subgroup with 3 value then how could we tried subgroup value as 5 or else for demonstration purpose we just put that

[@bhargavrm]

Hi Sir, Can you do a similar process capability video on single side Spec limits (Like CSAT % Higher the better & Defective % Lower the better) and how to interpret the capability of the process...like CP / CPK / PP / PPK Thanks very much again in advance.

[@tamilsiva1947]

Nice explanation.. sir could you make videos for hypothesis testing?

[@learnandapply]

Thank you for your valuable comments. You will get first video on Hypothesis Testing on tomorrow morning 9:00 am as a premiere.

[@tamilsiva1947]

Thank you sir

[@di16488]

Please illustrate with example for pH and Assay for finished product of parentral products. For which parameter we can measure CpK and PpK for parentral products?

[@learnandapply]

Do you have some data related to it?

[@esampop8083]

Respected Mr, can i know hint about the difference between "Control Limits & Confidence Intervals" OR I Mix errors in this question? Thanks for your time &Regards

[@learnandapply]

Hi Esam, control limits are calculated based on the data and indicating +/-3 sigma from mean I.e. 6 sigma spread. Whereas confidence interval is about the mean how that can be very.

[@hemanthkumarimmadisetty8602]

Hi, Can I select Capability six pack instead of capability analysis? And why did you choose subgroup size of 5?

[@learnandapply]

Of course, you can. It depends on the sampling methods. If you had collected data in subgroups, then select the subgroup size. Otherwise, select it as a 1.

[@ParwaizMP]

Sir tell the software name in which this tools like anova, Regression, control charts, already will present... Please tell the name

[@learnandapply]

It's Minitab and SigmaXL. I had a one video on this.

[@Truthspeaker814]

Hello Sir What if normality test fail like p-value

[@learnandapply]

Then you need to go for Nonnormal capability analysis

[@malakafernando1410]

Looking forward for DOE

[@learnandapply]

Thank you for your valuable comments.. I will consider your comment for future videos..

[@vladfarias]

Sr, I could not understand well when we should normalize the data or perform the non-normal analysis.

[@learnandapply]

Thank you for your valuable question. It's depend on the best fit of the data. For this purpose, you have to conduct "Individual Distribution Identification".

[@hamadidridi1080]

I want to study the process capability using as variable " the time delivery". Can you help me please !

[@learnandapply]

Sure. If your response is like "Delivered" or "Not delivered", then you have to use binomial capability analysis as your response is attribute and looking for Proportion defective. If it continuous like time in minutes, then you have to use capability analysis for continuous data like the normal or nonnormal capability analysis.

[@hamadidridi1080]

@@learnandapply Thank you for your help. in fact, I think of using the days deviation from the expected delivery date as mesured variable. My tolerance limits will be the delivery intervals set by the customer. The target will be the median of that interval. What do you think about this?

[@mcgarvey1986]

how do you do those cool drawing graphics?

[@learnandapply]

I am using Videoscribe for it.

[@KY-te7nm]

good explanation but i cant catch some of your words and i cant find subtitles.

[@learnandapply]

Thank you for your valuable comments and suggestions. I will add subtitles for it.

[@hongtuuyennguyen9279]

why target = 0.55 sir?

[@learnandapply]

This is same as USL and LSL, given by the customer in the example 😊