YARNSTRG: Yarn strength
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YARNSTRG R Documentation
Yarn strength
Description
Yarn strength is typically analyzed on a logarithmic
scale. This logarithmic transformation produces data that is more
symmetrically distributed. in YARNSTRG data there are n = 100
values of Y = ln(X) where X is the yarn-strength
in lb./22 yarns of woolen fibers.
Usage
data(YARNSTRG)
Source
Kenett, R. and Zacks, S. (1998)
Modern Industrial Statistics: The Design and Control of Quality and Reliability.
Duxbury Press.
Examples
data(YARNSTRG)
hist(YARNSTRG,
breaks=6,
main="",
xlab = "Log yarn strength")
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Yarn strength
Description
Yarn strength is typically analyzed on a logarithmic scale. This logarithmic transformation produces data that is more symmetrically distributed. in YARNSTRG data there are n = 100 values of Y = ln(X) where X is the yarn-strength in lb./22 yarns of woolen fibers.
Usage
data(YARNSTRG)
Source
Kenett, R. and Zacks, S. (1998) Modern Industrial Statistics: The Design and Control of Quality and Reliability. Duxbury Press.
Examples
data(YARNSTRG)
hist(YARNSTRG,
breaks=6,
main="",
xlab = "Log yarn strength")
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