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Omits or includes certain subgroups to estimate S. For example, if some subgroups have erratic data due to assignable causes that you have corrected, you can prevent these subgroups from influencing the estimation of process parameters.
When you include or exclude rows using control chart Options > Estimate and choose to perform a Box-Cox transformation, Minitab only uses the non-omitted data to find lambda.
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When you include or exclude rows using control chart > Data Options > Subset and also omit or use samples to estimate parameters, the omitted or used samples apply to the subsetted data. For example, you exclude subgroup 1 from your analysis (using control chart > Data Options > Subset), then decide to omit subgroup 2 from the parameter estimation (using control chart Options > Estimate). Because subgroup 1 is excluded from the control chart, the original subgroup 2 becomes the new subgroup 1. When you use control chart Options > Estimate, enter subgroup 1 as the subgroup to omit from parameter estimation. |
Omit or Use
Omit the following subgroups when estimating parameters (eg, 3 12:15): Choose to specify subgroups of the data to omit from the computations for S, then type individual subgroup numbers or ranges of subgroups. Enter entire subgroups, not individual observations. To omit one observation from a subgroup, change that value to missing (*) in the worksheet.
Use the following subgroups when estimating parameters (eg, 3 12:15): Choose to specify subgroups of data to compute S, then type individual subgroup numbers or a range of subgroups.