Short Columns

• 83. Lies, Damned Lies, and Teens Who Smoke
• 84. Two Plus Two Is Only Equal to Four on the Average
• 90. Description or Analysis?
• 112. Forty-six Men and a Test
• 157. Traffic Deaths Down for Third Straight Year
• 124. Documenting the Savings
• 225. Three Questions for Success
• 111. Three Types of Action
• 110. Five Ways to Use Shewhart’s Charts
• 129. A New Terminology
• 175. Why Bother with Training in Data Analysis?
• 256. Why We Keep Having 100-Year FLoods

Papers and Articles

• 88. Shewhart’s Charts and the Probability Approach
• 165. Good Data, Bad Data, & Process Behavior Charts
• 168. How to Establish Manufacturing Specifications
• 173. Experiments, Randomization, and Observational Studies
• 177. The Six Sigma Zone
• 189. An Honest Gauge R&R Study
• 191. What Happens After the Experiment?
• 200. Do You Have Leptokurtophobia?
• 204. The Four Questions of Data Analysis
• 208. The Imaginary Theorem of Large Samples
• 209. Two Routes to Process Improvement
• 220. Are You Sure We Don’t Need Normally Distributed Data?
• 238. Myths About Data Analysis
• 248. Shewhart, Deming,& Six Sigma
• 251. But the Limits Are Too Wide!
• 255. Contra Two Sigma
• 257. The Problem of Long-Term Capability
• 260. Separating the Signals from the Noise
• 321. Power Functions for Process Behavior Charts
• 352. Why Logarithmic Transformations are a Mistake
• 350. Supplement for Making Sense of Data Class