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172 Variability Charts Chapter 10<br />

Attribute Gauge Charts<br />

The first plot in Figure 10.19 uses all X (Grouping) variables on the x-axis. The second plot contains all Y<br />

variables on the x-axis (typically the rater). For the top plot,<br />

%Agreement for subject j =<br />

For the bottom plot in Figure 10.19,<br />

n <br />

<br />

number of uncounted matching levels<br />

<br />

for this rater k within part i for rep j <br />

i = 1j = 1<br />

<br />

%Agreement for rater k = -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />

n r<br />

i <br />

N i<br />

– j<br />

<br />

i = 1j = 1 <br />

where<br />

n = number of subjects (grouping variables)<br />

r i = number of reps for subject i (i = 1,...,n)<br />

m = number of raters<br />

k = number of levels<br />

N i = m x r i . Number of ratings on subject i (i = 1,...,n). This includes responses for all raters, <strong>and</strong> repeat<br />

ratings on a part. For example, if subject i is measured 3 times by each of 2 raters, then N i is 3 x 2 = 6.<br />

Figure 10.19 Agreement Percentage Plots<br />

k<br />

number of responses for level i<br />

<br />

2<br />

<br />

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />

i = 1<br />

N<br />

i <br />

2 <br />

r i

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