Cpk - Capability Statistics explained

This is guy is so good. 👍

Gonna grab the book. Thanks

Well done Paul Allen for explaining the ‘Why’ of Capability and Cp and Cpk so clearly.

Great!,

Stellar video mate! keep up the good work lad wheyyy

Great explanation. Thank you

But if you want accurate standard deviations, you need more data...

Hey

thanks Paul, it was really great

While creating your control chart for the first time? What's a reasonable sample size you can use and what would be the justification for that sample size? In other words, how many data points do I need and how do tell that this is enough? Is it subjective?

Would be very nice to have a linear tolerance stack-up with a 6 sigma cpk calculated with Excel as wverybody has it. Nice video

Great vidéo thanks

I am learning for green belt exam. Which one of your books do you suggest?

Thanks, you are a great practical teaxher.
Could be great if you give examples for your sesions ?

Hi Paul I have to conduct a DOE for 5 factors with various level pls help me out...

What if your Cp is 0,75. What do you do?

Things goes easy when you explain it. I'm sure your channel will grow cause you always clarify things in a simplest way.

Thank you

Hi Paul
What software do you use for calculations and plotting of curves

Good explanations...thanks!

I'm very much looking forward to read your book about the small batch cp studies!

Hi Paul. My tutor has only given me one batch of measurements with a total frequency of 100. He wants me to perform an SPC analysis on the first task and perform a Process Capability study. It really confuses me because I only have one set of data and I've seen alot of people draw distribution curves for SPC analysis. Does that mean that I have to draw two sets of Cp/Cpk graphs. Also... with only one batch of information how do I know where to move the distribution curve over too in order to calculate Cpk?

I have recently purchased your book Drink Tea and Read the Paper and can't wait for it to arrive and great job as always!@!

Hi Paul, can you make video regarding the power and sample size ?

Paul, I take my hat off to you too, what a nice explanation!

A very clear explanation - thanks!

Mr. Paul, This is one of my favorite lecture so far, it was the pathway to underrating many other things! Can you please provide a trusted link to Cpk-Sigma Limits Conversion Table! to help me find out my sigma results!

absolutely amazing. subbed!!

Paul, I take my hat off to you. I went through the AIAG's core tools overview course, was left with many questions and your videos came to rescue. They should definitely put your videos up there.

Great video. Paul made it very easy to understand. Way of explanation is nice.

Thx for great explanation

Hi Paul.
Great video. Can you tell me how to calculate combined Cp and Cpk for multiple critical dimensions?

Very nicely explained :) thanks a lot!

Hello paul, why there is cpk greater than 1.33 / 1.67??

this is fantastic and super clear. And you have great handwriting sir!

I LOVE this vedio. Thanks alot.

Hands down the best, most concise video I've seen on the subject. Fantastic!!

You are AMAZING!!!!!! i have watched several videos to help me gain a better understanding. This one NAILED it 100%. Thanks a million!!

Respected sir, Thank you for given lesson.
Could you pls give answer the below question.
What is the difference between Cp,CpK and Pp, PpK?

Bang on...Sir, this is one of the great explanations and eye opener , thank you so much

Hi sir can you use Cpk in a non-machine methodology? I am currently working on mixture designs.

Hi sir!Do you know one of the MCDM tools,the BEST-WORST METHOD?

Sir,do you have pdfs of production systems?

Good video paul, plz make video on Root cause analysis and CAPA

Amazing, I was looking for that simple language to understand the difference for so long and your video clarifies it in minutes

Thank you paul. The simple visuals and explanations really drive the key points across.

Nice bro