Hi All,
With data points in A2:A13, is it possible to draw a bell curve which would depict the Skewness of the data whether negatively/positively skewed?
Hi All,
With data points in A2:A13, is it possible to draw a bell curve which would depict the Skewness of the data whether negatively/positively skewed?
HTH
Regards, Jeff
You mean fit the data to a skew-normal distribution?
EDIT: That's not much data ...
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Yes, exactly
Usually the data set would be about 70 data points so A2:A71...
Last edited by jeffreybrown; 06-30-2013 at 05:01 PM.
Post some data. On the way out -- I'll have to get back to this later.
70 points is better ...
Data points are B2:B71...
Jeff,
Bearing in mind that I am no statistician (or mathematician), your data looks a whole lot more linear than normal. See the attached numerical CDF. It should be S-shaped for any kind of normal distribution.
I should have said the CDF looks linear, which means the distribution is way closer to uniform than normal.
Ok, this is good, thanks shg....
When I change the UCL/LCL to +2, then all the data is in control which means all the data is falling within 34% on either side of the mean.
Last edited by jeffreybrown; 06-30-2013 at 09:14 PM.
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