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Morgan GERMA: Collaborator at Joseph Fourier University, Grenoble, Master CQAQMV
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Structured quality control, essential for evaluating a method, is based on rigorous statistical foundations, enabling the laboratory to meet the dual requirements of fidelity (random error) and accuracy (systematic error). The role of a card is to detect drift.
According to ISO 3534-2, a control chart is "a graph on which the values of a statistical measurement made on a series of samples are plotted in a particular order to orient the process according to this measurement and to control and reduce variation".
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Bibliography
ISO 3435-2 Statistics – Vocabulary and symbols Part 2: applied statistics
Statistical process control, General, A. Lamure
NF X 06-031-1 Shewhart measurement control charts
NF X 06-031-4 Cumulative sum control charts (CUSUM)
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