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ISO 12888:2011

ISO 12888:2011 Selected illustrations of gauge repeatability and reproducibility studies

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ISO/TR 12888:2011 describes the measurement process where the characteristic(s) being measured is a continuous variable. Measurement processes where the characteristic(s) of interest is an attribute (i.e. pass/fail) are not treated in this document.

ISO/TR 12888:2011 provides examples of simple measurement systems and gives usable results as used in industry where there are two major factors contributing to the variation of the measurement results, such as variation between operators or appraisers and within operators or appraisers.

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1

Published Date

2011-07-21

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

40

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English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO/TR 12888:2011 describes the measurement process where the characteristic(s) being measured is a continuous variable. Measurement processes where the characteristic(s) of interest is an attribute (i.e. pass/fail) are not treated in this document.

ISO/TR 12888:2011 provides examples of simple measurement systems and gives usable results as used in industry where there are two major factors contributing to the variation of the measurement results, such as variation between operators or appraisers and within operators or appraisers.

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