A Comparison Test for Net Sensitivity

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John J. Flaig
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A common problem in supplier management involves being able to tell if the difference in quality performance between suppliers is significant. Net sensitivity is a process capability measure of the nonconformance risk associated with a supplier’s product or service performance. This paper provides a two-sample confidence interval test that will allow the practitioner to determine if there is a significant risk difference between two suppliers with respect to their net sensitivities.

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Dr. John J. Flaig. 2013. \u201cA Comparison Test for Net Sensitivity\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - J: General Engineering GJRE-J Volume 13 (GJRE Volume 13 Issue J3): .

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