NIST/SEMATECH e-Handbook of Statistical Methods¶
National Institute of Standards and Technology. (2012). NIST/SEMATECH e-Handbook of Statistical Methods.
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3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Arrangement-Drift Dashboard
- Apply trend rules, not just limits. Use run rules (points trending, runs on one side, approach to a limit) to flag systematic movement before an actual breach.
This sourceUses control-chart run and zone rules to flag trends, one-sided runs, and movement toward a limit before an outer-limit breach.
- Apply trend rules, not just limits. Use run rules (points trending, runs on one side, approach to a limit) to flag systematic movement before an actual breach.
- Drift Detection and Resynchronization Check
- The tool this echoes is the control chart
This sourceIdentifies the control chart as a tool for distinguishing systematic drift signals from routine process noise.
- The tool this echoes is the control chart
- Residual Comparison Test
- Its failure modes: weak tests miss real structure; running many tests until one is "significant" manufactures spurious structure; and the whole thing is only as trustworthy as the independence of the raw sample it compares against.
This sourceExplains false negatives through test power, chance false positives across many lag checks, and the dependence of standard statistical conclusions on randomness or independence.
- Its failure modes: weak tests miss real structure; running many tests until one is "significant" manufactures spurious structure; and the whole thing is only as trustworthy as the independence of the raw sample it compares against.
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