Volume 24 • Number 4
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Editor's Note
Connie M. Borror
page 445Getting the Right Data Up Front: A Key Challenge OPEN ACCESS
Necip Doganaksoy & Gerald J. Hahn
pages 446-459A Comparison of Decision Methods for C pk When Data are Autocorrelated
Peder Lundkvist, Kerstin Vännman & Murat Kulahci
pages 460-472Bayesian Estimation of Reliability for Batches of High Reliability Single-Use Parts
Adam Pintar, Lu Lu, Christine M. Anderson-Cook & Gary L. Silver
pages 473-485A Bayesian Approach to the Analysis of Gauge R&R Data
Brian P. Weaver, Michael S. Hamada, Stephen B. Vardeman & Alyson G. Wilson
pages 486-500Two-Sample Tests for Comparing Measurement Systems
Karl D. Majeske
pages 501-513A Graphical Tool for Detection of Outliers in Completely Randomized, Unreplicated 2 k and 2 k-P Factorials OPEN ACCESS
Doug Sanders & Cheryl Hild
pages 514-521An Efficient Split-Plot Approach for Modeling Nonlinear Aerodynamic Effects
Teresa G. English, James R. Simpson, Drew Landman & Peter A. Parker
pages 522-530Response Surfaces, Blocking and Split Plots: An Industrial Experiment Case Study
Willis A. Jensen & Scott M. Kowalski
pages 531-542Analyzing Unreplicated Gauge R&R Studies
Michael S. Hamada & Connie M. Borror
pages 543-551Statistical Standards and ISO, Part 4—Applications Related to the Implementation of Six Sigma
Mark E. Johnson & Michèle Boulanger
pages 552-557Quality Quandaries: Reducing Overuse of Diagnostic Tests for Trauma Patients
Gerard C. Niemeijer, Albert Trip, Kees C. T. B. Ahaus, Klaus W. Wendt & Ronald J. M. M. Does
pages 558-563List of Reviewers
page 564Call for Papers
$1,000 Annual Award for Best RELIABILITY Paper
page 565
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