I arrived at Boston’s Logan Airport 1 hour and 30 minutes late, due to mechanical problems in the “equipment” coming out of La Guardia. After the requisite bag drag to the rental car bus, I was deposited in front of the Hertz Gold board, ready for my car. For you less-than-frequent travelers, the Gold board […]
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With the release of Quantum XL 2012, we introduced a Hypothesis AutoTest capability. This feature analyzes various statistics of your dataset and endeavors to perform the appropriate hypothesis test for Mean/Median and Variation. When analyzing two or more samples, AutoTest implements our flow chart for choosing the hypothesis test. While no automatic test is perfect, using
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Most practitioners who use hypothesis test use the t-Test and F-Test to determine differences in mean and variation respectively. If you are new to hypothesis testing, try the introductory article on the alleged use of performance enhancing drugs by Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds. Not all datasets are appropriate for the t/F Test. To illustrate this,
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If you’re tired of typing data into Excel, then I have a potential solution. MidWestFlex has created a small device called “FlexWedge” which captures data from gauges and enters it into Excel automatically. The device works with thousands of different gauges and has a simple installation. Instead of a complex driver, the small system interfaces
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