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Dear friends, I am posting a video after some gap! This is our first video in our series on Response Surface Designs. Response Surface Designs become necessary when we want to model a second order response in an experiment. In this first video, Hemant Urdhwareshe explains addition of centerpoint to a factorial design to assess presence of non-linearity in the response. The concept is explained with a virtual catapult with a two-factor two-level design.

Links to the related videos:

(1) DOE-1: Introduction to Design of Experiments

(2) DOE-8: Linearity and Orthogonality in Experimental Design

(3) DOE-6: Case Study in Creating Full Factorial Design in Minitab

(4) DOE-7: Analyse Factorial Design with Minitab

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Dear friends, we are happy to release this second video on statistical process control charts. In this video, Hemant Urdhwareshe illustrates how to use attributes charts, specifically p-charts for proportion defective and np charts for number defective! Watch our video SPC-1 for Introduction and Selection of Control Charts, and X-bar and R charts.

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Dear friends, Institute of Quality and Reliability (IQR) is happy to release this first video in our series on statistical process control charts. In the video, Hemant Urdhwareshe, Director of IQR and Fellow of ASQ explains criteria for selection of control charts, and has illustrated how to plot X-bar and Range chart using Microsoft Excel with an application example. Hemant has also explained briefly the interpretation rules to detect special causes. The video is little long but request viewers to watch it till end for best viewing experience.

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Dear friends, we are happy to release this video on fractional factorial design. In this video, Hemant Urdhwareshe has illustrated how to create a five-factor resolution-V design in Minitab (version 17) with an example of a virtual catapult (thanks to sigmazone.com)

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Hello Friends! I am happy to release this video on Kaplan-Meier (KM) nonparametric method to estimate reliability. The KM method is used in situations when the data cannot be modelled using mathematical distributions such as Weibull, Lognormal etc. The KM method is popularly used in medical science to estimate survival probabilities of patients with diseases such as cancer, kidney diseases, etc.

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Dear friends, This is Hemant Urdhwareshe! I am uploading this video, which is different from our other videos! In this video, I have explained the “Confusion Matrix” and related terms such as Sensitivity, Specificity, Accuracy with reference to RT-PCR Test to detect Covid-19 infection. I and my son were isolated for Covid-19 as I was detected Covid-19 positive before my return travel and then isolated for about a fortnight in Egypt! This video is a result of my experience and review of travel rules! I am sure you will find this interesting and thought-provoking!

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Concepts and Application with Minitab Software

Institute of Quality and Reliability is happy to release this video on Power and Sample Size in the context of hypothesis testing. The video also contains application examples of power and sample size calculation for one-sample z-test using Minitab software.

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Dear friends, I am happy to release our 59th video on Exponential Distribution! Exponential Distribution is an appropriate mathematical model when failure or hazard rate is constant. It is often known as “Memoryless” as reliability in any time interval is same! Exponential Distribution has many applications in Reliability Engineering such as electronic components. Many reliability procedures in MIL Standards assume constant failure rate and Exponential Distribution! Hope you find the video interesting and useful! Your feedback is welcome! Do subscribe to our channel to get updates on our new videos and programs!

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Dear All, This is our fourth video on Accelerated Life Testing (ALT). Some of the viewers had requested for procedure to determine the Activation Energy used in Arrhenius Model. This video explains experimental procedure to determine Activation Energy. Hope you find this useful! If you like the video, click on the “Thumbs-up icon” and subscribe to our channel for more videos on Quality and Reliability!

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Institute of Quality and Reliability is happy to release this second video on ANOVA! Viewers need to watch our video ANOVA Part-1 before watching this video. In this video, Hemant Urdhwareshe explains One-way ANOVA calculations using Sum of Squares on Excel. Hemant is a Fellow of ASQ and is certified by ASQ as Six Sigma Master Black Belt, CQE, CRE and CMQ/OE.

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Institute of Quality and Reliability (IQR) is happy to release this first video on Analysis of Variance (ANOVA). In this video, Hemant Urdhwareshe, Director of IQR and Fellow of ASQ, explains basic concepts of ANOVA and F-test of equal variances.

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