The SHEWHART Procedure |
You can save process capability indices in an OUTLIMITS= data set if you provide specification limits with the LSL= and USL= options. This is illustrated by the following statements:
title 'Control Limits and Capability Indices'; proc shewhart data=Partgaps; xchart Partgap*Sample / outlimits = Gaplim2 usl = 270 lsl = 240 nochart; run;
The data set Gaplim22 is listed in Output 13.37.1.
Control Limits with Capability Indices for Gap Width Measurements |
_VAR_ | _SUBGRP_ | _TYPE_ | _LIMITN_ | _ALPHA_ | _SIGMAS_ | _LCLX_ | _MEAN_ | _UCLX_ | _LCLR_ | _R_ | _UCLR_ | _STDDEV_ | _LSL_ | _USL_ | _CP_ | _CPL_ | _CPU_ | _CPK_ |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Partgap | Sample | ESTIMATE | 5 | .002699796 | 3 | 242.087 | 259.667 | 277.246 | 0 | 30.4762 | 64.4419 | 13.1028 | 240 | 270 | 0.38160 | 0.50032 | 0.26288 | 0.26288 |
The variables _CP_, _CPL_, _CPU_, and _CPK_ contain the process capability indices. It is reasonable to compute capability indices in this case, since Figure 13.33.7 indicates that the process is in statistical control. For more information, see the section OUTLIMITS= Data Set.
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