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| PROC CAPABILITY and General Statements |
The following tables list all the PROC CAPABILITY options by function.
Table 1.1: Input Data Set Options| ANNOTATE=SAS-data-set | specifies input data set containing annotation information |
| DATA=SAS-data-set | specifies input data set |
| EXCLNPWGT | specifies that non-positive weights are to be excluded |
| NOBYSPECS | specifies that specification limits in SPEC= data set are to be applied to all BY groups |
| SPEC=SAS-data-set | specifies input data set with specification limits |
Table 1.2: Plotting and Graphics Options
| FORMCHAR(index)='string' | defines characters used for features on plots |
| GOUT=graphics-catalog | specifies catalog for saving graphical output |
| LINEPRINTER | requests line printer plots |
Table 1.3: Computational Options
| PCTLDEF=n | specifies definition used to calculate percentiles |
| ROUND=round-units | specifies units used to round variable values |
| VARDEF=keyword | specifies divisor used to calculate variances and standard deviations |
Table 1.4: Data Summary Options
| ALL | requests all tables |
| FREQ | requests frequency table |
| MODES | requests table of modes |
| NEXTROBS=n | requests table of n lowest, n highest observations |
| NEXTRVAL=n | requests table of n lowest, n highest values |
Table 1.5: Output Options
| NOPRINT | suppresses printed output |
| OUTTABLE=SAS-data-set | creates an output data set containing univariate statistics and capability indices in tabular form |
Table 1.6: Hypothesis Testing Options
| MU0=value | specifies mean for null hypothesis in tests for location |
| LOCCOUNT | requests table of counts used in sign test and signed rank test |
| NORMALTEST | performs tests for normality |
Table 1.7: Robust Estimation Options
| ROBUSTSCALE | requests table of robust measures of scale |
| TRIMMED=(trimmed -options) | requests table of trimmed means |
| WINSORIZED=(Winsorized -options) | requests table of Winsorized means |
Table 1.8: TRIMMED-Options
| ALPHA=value | specifies confidence level |
| TYPE=LOWER|UPPER| TWOSIDED | specifies type of confidence limit |
Table 1.9: WINSORIZED-Options
| ALPHA=value | specifies confidence level |
| TYPE=LOWER|UPPER| TWOSIDED | specifies type of confidence limit |
Table 1.10: Capability Index Options
| CPMA=a | specifies a for Cpm(a) |
| CHECKINDICES (checkindices-options) | requests test of normality in conjunction with standard indices |
| SPECIALINDICES | requests table of specialized indices including Boyles' Cpm, Cjkp, Cpmk, Cpm(a), and Wright's Cs |
Table 1.11: CHECKINDICES-Options
| TEST=SW|KS|AD|CVM| NONE | specifies test for normality
(Shapiro-Wilk, Kolmogorov-Smirnov, Anderson-Darling,
Cram |
Table 1.12: Confidence Limit Options
| ALPHA=value | specifies level for all confidence limits |
| CIBASIC (cibasic-options) | requests confidence limits for the mean, standard deviation, variance |
| CIINDICES (ciindices-options) | specifies level and type of confidence limits for capability indices |
| CIPCTLDF ( cipctldf-options ) | requests distribution-free confidence limits for percentiles |
| CIPCTLNORMAL (cipctlnormal-options) | requests confidence limits for percentiles assuming normality |
| CIPROBEX (ciprobex-options ) | requests confidence limits for the probability of exceeding specifications |
Table 1.13: CIBASIC-Options
| ALPHA=value | specifies confidence level |
| TYPE=LOWER|UPPER| TWOSIDED | specifies type of confidence limit |
Table 1.14: CIINDICES-Options
| ALPHA=value | specifies confidence level |
| TYPE=LOWER|UPPER| TWOSIDED | specifies type of confidence limit |
Table 1.15: CIPCTLDF-Options
| ALPHA=value | specifies confidence level |
| TYPE=LOWER|UPPER| SYMMETRIC| ASYMMETRIC | specifies type of confidence limit |
Table 1.16: CIPCTLNORMAL-Options
| ALPHA=value | specifies confidence level |
| TYPE=LOWER|UPPER| TWOSIDED | specifies type of confidence limit |
Table 1.17: CIPROBEX-Options
| ALPHA=value | specifies confidence level |
| TYPE=LOWER|UPPER| TWOSIDED | specifies type of confidence limit |
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