Practical sheet | REF: FIC1410 V1

Applying the statistical concept of fidelity

Author: Didier BOZONNET

Publication date: March 10, 2022 | Lire en français

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    5. Our advice

    5.1 Use your critical thinking skills

    When using ISO 5725-6 acceptability flowcharts, carry out a root cause analysis as soon as a potentially aberrant result appears, before continuing with the decision tree.

    When choosing the number of groups in an R&R study, or when deciding to exclude a group in a consistency test, you can use the rule proposed by ISO 5725-3. Considering "t" groups with "n" replicates, it is recommended that the t value ( n -1), be at least 15.

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    5.2 Access the uncertainty...

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