Taguchi Experiments

Taguchi design of experiments using linear graphs and orthogonal arrays are explained with examples in this video. Master Black Belt students and Lean Six Sigma professionals will find this video very useful.
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Taguchi design of experiments using linear graphs and orthogonal arrays are explained with examples in this video. Master Black Belt students and Lean Six Sigma professionals will find this video very useful.

Basic statistics - Descriptive statistics, Inferential statistics, Mean and Standard Deviation, Concept of Normal Distribution, Control limits and Rules of Probability and data are explained here.

Hypothesis Testing Basics - Null, Alternative statements, Confidence level, Level of Significance, Confidence Interval, p value, Test Decisions, Selection of tests for mean comparison, proportion comparison, comparison of sample with a reference, two samples comparison, multi samples comparison are explained here

Topics covered for Yellow Belt Belt requirements are provided here. Each topic is separately explained by Dr RK elsewhere.

DMAIC Project has five phases: Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control. Format for all the five phases are provided here.

In Improve phase solutions are prioritized and ordered for execution.

Enterprise wide planning using Hoshin Kanri method is explained with an example. It ensures that all the activities in the organization are aligned to strategic goals of the organization.

Black Belt Examination Questions and answers discussed on COPQ and Project Charter in Define Phase.

Relevant criteria are defined and projects are scored on the same criteria to select which projects are to be prioritized on top. Project Prioritization Matrix is a tool explained here for prioritizing the projects based on weighted scores for the criteria.