2. Basic Command
Example 2-1: tensile
7226, 7301, 7219, 7350, 7170, 7377,
7150, 7398
Basic command
1. Open the worksheet sample.MTW
2. Sort the data
1. Data-> Sort
2. Double click on C1 tensile on the left
side.
3. Click in the By Column box, then
double click again on C1 tensile on
the left pane. Don¡¯t check
Descending, if you want increasing.
4. Click on the circle Column(s) of
current worksheet, fill in C2
3. Basic Command
Basic command
3. Random data
1. Calc-> Random data->Normal
2. Number of rows of data to
generate 100. Store in
column(s): C3
3. Mean: 7274, Standard
deviation: 95.6
4. Simple Analysis
Sample mean and sample variance
1. Stat -> Basic Statistics -> Display
Descriptive Statistics
In the Display Descriptive Statistics
dialog box
? Double click C3 S tensile to
Variables
? Click Statistics dialog box
12. Histogram
Fix number of intervals
After obtained result of histogram
1. Double click X Scale ->
Display Edit Scale
2. Choose Binning
-> Number of intervals -> 10
13. Pareto
1. Stat -> Quality Tools -> Pareto Chart
2. Double click C1 Type -> Defects or attribute data in:
3. Double click C2 HullLosses -> Frequencies in:
4. Check: Do not combine
15. Box Plot
Single variables
1. Graph -> Boxplots- > Simple
2. Dialog box: Boxplot ¨C One Y, Simple
1. Double click C1 Strength to Box: Graph
variables
2. Click: Data View command
-> Check: Inter quartile range box,
Outlier symbols -> OK -> OK
16. Box Plot
Comparison
1. Graph -> Boxplots- > With Groups
2. Dialog box: Boxplot ¨C One Y, With Groups
1. Double click C1 Strength to Box: Graph variables
2. Double click C2 Status to Box: Categorical
variables for grouping
3. Click: Data View command
-> Check: Inter quartile range box,
Outlier symbols -> OK -> OK
17. Time Series Plots
1. Graph -> Time Series Plot
-> Simple
2. Double click C1 Strength
to Box: Series: -> OK
29. Scatter Plot: Correlation & P-Value
Correlations: Pull Strength, Wire Length
Pearson correlation of Pull Strength and Wire
Length = 0.982
P-Value = 0.000
Correlations: Pull Strength, Die Height
Pearson correlation of Pull Strength and Die
Height = 0.493
P-Value = 0.012
30. Marginal Plots
with Dot Plot
1. Graph -> Marginal Plots
-> with Dotplots
2. Dialog box: Marginal Plot with Dotplots
1. Double click C1 Strength to Y variable
2. Double click C3 time to X variable
3. Click: Marginal Options
4. Check: Dotplot and Y only
5. OK -> OK