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2. Measurement Process Characterization
2.3. Calibration
2.3.4. Catalog of calibration designs
2.3.4.1. Mass weights

2.3.4.1.13.

Design for 5,4,4,3,2,2,1,1


 OBSERVATIONS   5   4   4   3   2   2   1   1


     Y(1)       +   +       -   -   -   -   -
     Y(2)       +       +   -   -   -   -   -
     Y(3)       +   -                   -
     Y(4)       +       -                   -
     Y(5)       +       -               -
     Y(6)       +   -           -
     Y(7)       +           -       -   -
     Y(8)       +           -   -   -
     Y(9)       +   -       -
     Y(10)      +       -       -
     Y(11)      +       -   -
     Y(12)      +   -   -


 RESTRAINT                              +   +

 CHECK STANDARD                         +   -


 DEGREES OF FREEDOM  =      5



                             SOLUTION MATRIX
                              DIVISOR = 916

 OBSERVATIONS      5      4      4      3      2      2      1      1


    Y(1)         232    325    123      8    -37    135     -1      1
    Y(2)         384    151    401    108     73    105    101   -101
    Y(3)         432     84    308    236    168    204   -144    144
    Y(4)         608    220    196    400    440   -120    408   -408
    Y(5)         280    258     30    136     58    234   -246    246
    Y(6)          24   -148     68     64   -296    164     -8      8
    Y(7)        -104   -122   -142     28    214   -558   -118    118
    Y(8)        -512   -354   -382   -144   -250   -598     18    -18
    Y(9)          76    -87    139   -408     55    443     51    -51
    Y(10)       -128     26   -210    -36   -406    194   -110    110
    Y(11)        -76     87   -139   -508    -55    473    -51     51
    Y(12)       -300   -440   -392    116     36   -676    100   -100
    R*          1224    696    720    516    476    120    508    408

    R* = sum of the two reference standards (for going-up calibrations)


 FACTORS FOR REPEATABILITY STANDARD DEVIATIONS
 WT  FACTOR
               5   4   4   3   2   2   1   1
  5  1.2095    +
  4  0.8610        +
  4  0.9246            +
  3  0.9204                +
  2  0.8456                    +
  2  1.4444                        +
  1  0.5975                            +
  1  0.5975                                +
  4  1.5818                    +   +
  7  1.7620                +   +   +
 11  2.5981            +   +   +   +
 15  3.3153        +   +   +   +   +
 20  4.4809    +   +   +   +   +   +
  0  1.1950                            +   -


 FACTORS FOR BETWEEN-DAY STANDARD DEVIATIONS
 WT  FACTOR
               5   4   4   3   2   2   1   1
  5  2.1380    +
  4  1.4679        +
  4  1.4952            +
  3  1.2785                +
  2  1.2410                    +
  2  1.0170                        +
  1  0.7113                            +
  1  0.7113                                +
  4  1.6872                    +   +
  7  2.4387                +   +   +
 11  3.4641            +   +   +   +
 15  4.4981        +   +   +   +   +
 20  6.2893    +   +   +   +   +   +
  0  1.4226                            +   -

Explanation of notation and interpretation of tables

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