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Chapter 15 Performing Categorical Response Analysis 391<br />

Categorical Reports<br />

Multiple Response<br />

Suppose that the defects for each unit are entered via a web page, but since each unit rarely has more than<br />

three defect types, the form has three fields to enter any of the defect types for a unit, as in<br />

Failure3MultipleField.jmp, in the Quality Control folder.<br />

Select the three columns containing defect types (Failure1, Failure2, <strong>and</strong> Failure3), <strong>and</strong> click the Multiple<br />

Response button. After specifying clean <strong>and</strong> date as X, Grouping variables, click OK to see the analysis<br />

results. Figure 15.4 lists failure types <strong>and</strong> counts for each failure type from the Multiple Response analysis.<br />

Figure 15.4 Multiple Response Failures from Failure3MultipleField.jmp<br />

Categorical Reports<br />

Report Content<br />

The Categorical platform produces a report with several tables <strong>and</strong> charts. Frequency, Share of Responses,<br />

Rate Per Case tables, <strong>and</strong> a Share Chart are included by default. You can also select a Frequency Chart. A<br />

Crosstab Format, instead of a Table Format can also be selected. The defect data for Failure3Freq.jmp is<br />

illustrated below.<br />

The topmost table is a Frequency count table, showing the frequency counts for each category with the<br />

total frequency (Responses) <strong>and</strong> total units (Cases) on the right. In this example, we have total defects for<br />

each defect type by the 7 batches. The last two columns show the total number of defects (Responses) <strong>and</strong><br />

the total number of units (Cases).<br />

The Share of Responses table is built by dividing each count by the total number of responses.

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