Sir.. The subject was very well explained.. I wanted to know what application do you use for making such videos.. I, myself being a tutor of A level mathematics, wanted to make such innovative videos for better understanding of the students. Would it be a problem if you tell me that??
+Geetanjli Kalyan First of all, thank you for your valuable comments Geetanjli. I think from the video Xbar-S chart must be clear to you. We can draw Xbar-S chart when data is continuous, collected in subgroups and subgroup size is more than 8. Now, as you had asked for Pre-assessment and PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act) along with this control chart, it will be having 3 phases of the same control chart. 1st phase, we can called it as a "Baseline data". In this phase, we draw the Xbar-S chart, we can refer it as a "Pre-assessment". 2nd phase is about "Post intervention data". In this phase, which indicates effectiveness measurement of actions we had taken by following Plan-Do-Study-Act or in other words, Study the impact and then plan further actions. This will continued till we get the desired results. And the 3rd phase is about "Continuous monitoring" to ensure presence of assignable cause immediately and correct it.
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+Chintan Morye Thank you for your valuable comments Chintan. As you can see, I am covering tools and techniques sequentially to understand Six Sigma in deeper way. I will be explaining MSA in Measure phase videos. Is it okay?
Thank you for your appreciation and valuable comments. In that case, please add all subgroup sizes in one column and select the column containing subgroup sizes in subgroup size tab.
I was under the impression that XBar-R charts were for constant subgroup sizes between 2&10. Is this not correct? Is this a recent change in Lean? please advise. My current course material has that range listed.
Thank you for your valuable comments. You can use Xbar-R charts for subgroup size up to 8 and use of Xbar-s chart will be more accurate for subgroup size more than 8. Using Xbar-R chart for subgroup size 9 or 10 won't be wrong, but Xbar-s chart will be more accurate, logic is same as that of difference in Range and Standard deviation...
+Ramkumar Sathasivam Thank you for your valuable comments. Absolutely, you can share it with your entire group. I have started this channel to share knowledge and thereby improving lifestyle of people at professional level. Please share it as a RUclips link.
very nice sir... explained in simple & well structured way... good editing as well... keep on uploading such videos.... Thanks
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Thanks man this is really helping me through collage
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thank you! The video is great! It would be much appreciated if you could add caption in your video!
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The captions take a wrong spellings many times, but I will try it..
Thanks for the information, perfectly explained
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Well explained. Thank you
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As i could see , p chart & u chart has been explained , but i could not find the c & Np chart explnation any where . Do we have the same however.
The only difference between charts is with fixed and variable sample size. Both are also get cover in in p and u chart.
Respected
Good instructions
3.30 that means every point in chart represents (3 Samples)?
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Yes, every point is represent a subgroup of size 3 in this example.
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Useful information sir
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this is good.. some of your videos are bit faster..... some critical subject try to slow down....
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You can adjust playback speed...
Thanks...Found it helpful
+Milton Jomo Chirwa
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Sir.. The subject was very well explained..
I wanted to know what application do you use for making such videos.. I, myself being a tutor of A level mathematics, wanted to make such innovative videos for better understanding of the students.
Would it be a problem if you tell me that??
First of all, thank you for your valuable comments. It is very nice that you want to share your knowledge.
It's " VideoScribe".
Thanks a lot sir. ☺️
Thanks
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sir, is there any bibliography to read for further informations ? please add the link below, thank you
vijaysabale.co/spctools
Please show us how to create the Xbar-R and Xbar-S chart using Microsoft Exel!
Thank you so much for your valuable comments. I will do it in my future videos, once the current topic is covered.
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very well expalined. Kindly tell me how to develop xbar s chart for preassessment, PDSA 1, 2, 3, 4 in one chart and how to interpret them all together
+Geetanjli Kalyan
First of all, thank you for your valuable comments Geetanjli.
I think from the video Xbar-S chart must be clear to you.
We can draw Xbar-S chart when data is continuous, collected in subgroups and subgroup size is more than 8.
Now, as you had asked for Pre-assessment and PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act) along with this control chart, it will be having 3 phases of the same control chart.
1st phase, we can called it as a "Baseline data". In this phase, we draw the Xbar-S chart, we can refer it as a "Pre-assessment".
2nd phase is about "Post intervention data". In this phase, which indicates effectiveness measurement of actions we had taken by following Plan-Do-Study-Act or in other words, Study the impact and then plan further actions. This will continued till we get the desired results.
And the 3rd phase is about "Continuous monitoring" to ensure presence of assignable cause immediately and correct it.
+LEARN & APPLY
I think, I have answered your questions.
Let me know your feedback.
And thank you again for your such an important query as well as support to my channel.
Hi
This is great tool to create video . Can you share the name of tool used .Great video too.
+Ashish Ranjan (Last Mile Quality-North)
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This is Videoscribe.
Please share these videos in your entire group improve their life at professional level.
I want to understand the Gage R&R study and how to interpret the graphs .Please upload Gage R&R video
Thank you
+Chintan Morye
Thank you for your valuable comments Chintan.
As you can see, I am covering tools and techniques sequentially to understand Six Sigma in deeper way.
I will be explaining MSA in Measure phase videos.
Is it okay?
I would like to know what should I do if the subgroup sizes are unequal?
Thank you for your appreciation and valuable comments. In that case, please add all subgroup sizes in one column and select the column containing subgroup sizes in subgroup size tab.
Dear Friend, I want to ask some question about QC charts? I want to show stability on batch to batch samples with QC charts. Can you help me?
Sure, can you please elaborate it in detail?
Are you collecting data in subgroup?
What is your data type?
For samples collected on same day but at irregular intervals and from different locations does it fall in subgroup sample or no subgroup sample?
No, it's not the subgroup.
Thank you for your valuable comments.
I was under the impression that XBar-R charts were for constant subgroup sizes between 2&10. Is this not correct? Is this a recent change in Lean? please advise. My current course material has that range listed.
Thank you for your valuable comments.
You can use Xbar-R charts for subgroup size up to 8 and use of Xbar-s chart will be more accurate for subgroup size more than 8.
Using Xbar-R chart for subgroup size 9 or 10 won't be wrong, but Xbar-s chart will be more accurate, logic is same as that of difference in Range and Standard deviation...
Please let me know if you need any further details...
How to plot x-bar chart for subgroup size is 1?
Please put the subgroup size as 1 in that case.
Why is X bar value different in X bar R and X bar S charts? Please explain.
Both are same..
Please add the eng sub 🙏🙏
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how to calculate stable mean??
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But didn't get your question?
Good...Can we share to my facebook pages ?
+Ramkumar Sathasivam
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Absolutely, you can share it with your entire group. I have started this channel to share knowledge and thereby improving lifestyle of people at professional level.
Please share it as a RUclips link.
I can tell this is a great and informative video, but I cannot understand what you're saying
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Can I add subtitles for this video?
Awaaj Kam hai...
Please remove the background music
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Sir thank you so much for this video sir I wall subscribe what is your email?
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info@learnandapply.org
@@learnandapply I am wondering how can I make my time plot graph neater? the data looks too fit together