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Chapter 15 Performing Categorical Response Analysis 389<br />

Failure Rate Examples<br />

Figure 15.3 Defect Rate Output<br />

Indicator Group<br />

In some cases, the data is not yet summarized, so there are individual records for each unit. We illustrate this<br />

situation in Failures3Indicators.jmp, located in the Quality Control folder.<br />

With data like this, specify all the defect columns with the Indicator Group button. The X, Grouping<br />

Category columns are clean <strong>and</strong> date. When you click OK, you get the same output as in the Response<br />

Group example (Figure 15.3).<br />

Multiple Delimited<br />

Suppose that the inspector entered the observed defects for each unit. The defects are listed in a single<br />

column, delimited by a comma (Failures3Delimited.jmp, in the Quality Control folder). Note in the partial<br />

data table, shown below, that some units did not have any observed defects, so the failureS column is empty.

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