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Baseline statistical process control

SPC or statistical quality control (SQC) is similar to DOE in that it is a statistical, rather than mechanistic, method. Both SPC/SQC and DOE rely on the theory that there is a direct relationship between variations in process controls and resulting changes in product quality. In SPC, however, the experiments are not forced on the process like they are in DOE. The variations in product quality and the random process variations are traced over time instead. The variations in end product are then correlated, if possible, with changes in the process that have occurred during that time. SPC techniques are usually applied to the process after some baseline process has been established by other methods. [Pg.450]


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