The authors introduce the idea of asymmetrical tolerance intervals as an aid in fully assessing product performance relative to product or process requirements.
Lynn D. Torbeck
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Lynn D. Torbeck is an international consultant and trainer specializing in applied statistics and experimental design for pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device research and development, validation, quality control/assurance, and production, 2000 Dempster Plaza, Evanston, IL 60202, tel. 847.424.1314.
Articles by Lynn D. Torbeck
A firm grasp of probability and ongoing re-evaluation are key.
The hardest errors to spot are the ones that don't look like errors at all.
A history of the selection of the widely used significance level leaves much to be desired.
A method for determining sample size is finally getting some respect.
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