NIST/SEMATECH e-Handbook of Statistical Methods¶
National Institute of Standards and Technology & SEMATECH. (2003). NIST/SEMATECH e-Handbook of Statistical Methods. www.itl.nist.gov.
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Domain-specific¶
- Binomial Proportion Estimation
- The observed fraction is evidence about the unknown probability; it is not an exact observation of \(p\).
This sourceInspected §6.3.3.2 “Proportions Control Charts”: opening stable-process/binomial-model paragraphs, displayed \(\hat p=D/n\), moments, pooled estimate and wafer table; and §7.2.4.1 “Confidence intervals”: 4/20 point-estimate example, exact-interval equations and small-count warning. These are two consulted sections of one handbook work, sharing this single reference basis.
- The observed fraction is evidence about the unknown probability; it is not an exact observation of \(p\).
Mechanisms¶
- Normalized Metric Design
- The team designs a standardized growth index: each school's result expressed as a z-score against a reference distribution of similar schools, so the metric captures deviation-from-comparable rather than absolute level
This sourceDefines a z-score as deviation from a reference mean in standard-deviation units.
- The team designs a standardized growth index: each school's result expressed as a z-score against a reference distribution of similar schools, so the metric captures deviation-from-comparable rather than absolute level
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