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Contents
Mazhar
........................................................................................................................................................
1
Destiny/Susmita
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2
Destiny/Susmita
..........................................................................................................................................
3
Destiny/Susmita
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4
Team on Saturday (8PM)
.............................................................................................................................
5
Matt
.............................................................................................................................................................
5
Saad
.............................................................................................................................................................
6
Dhruvin
........................................................................................................................................................
7
Team on Saturday (8PM)
.............................................................................................................................
8
Model 1 = 1ST Alternative
Model 2 = 2ND Alternative
Model 3 = 3RD Alternative
NEXT MEETING SAT 8PM – 835H
Output Analysis of Model 1
Mazhar
1.
State and explain the run parameters by answering the following.
a)
State how many replications you ran: We ran all the three alternative with 122
number of replication.
b)
Provide an explanation of how you calculated the above number of replications: Initial Number of Replications = n
0
= 20
Confidence Interval = CI = 95%
Alpha = ∝
= 0.05
Based on Method 3 n
=
n
0
β
0
β
For Alternative 1:
Key Performance Indicator
Average
Current Half Width (
β
o
)
Current Error (%)
Desired Half Width (
β
)
No of Replications
(n)
Final No of
Replication
Wait time to see doctor without priority
20.4785
0.98
0.04785506
8
1.023925
19
32
Wait time to see nurse
2.5655
0.03
0.01169362
7
0.128275
2
Doctor wait time priority
1
15.7622
0.41
0.02601159
7
0.78811
6
Doctor wait time priority
2
17.2173
0.62
0.03601029
2
0.860865
11
Doctor wait time priority
3
24.1691
1.52
0.06289021
9
1.208455
32
Total time in system priority 1
35.2427
0.96
0.02723968
4
1.762135
6
Total time in system priority 2
36.5906
1.07
0.02924248
3
1.82953
7
Total time in system priority 3
43.5569
1.75
0.04017733
1
2.177845
13
Last Time When Patient Leaves System
628.34
10.65
0.01694942
2
31.417
3
Total Time in System for Patient
39.7211
1.14
0.02870011
2
1.986055
7
For Alternative 2: Key Performance Indicator
Average
Current Half Width (
β
o
)
Current Error (%)
Desired Half Width (
β
)
No of Replications
(n)
Final No of
Replication
Wait time to see doctor without priority
52.4926
5.11
0.097347055
2.62463
76
Wait time to see appointment doctor without priority
47.8589
3.92
0.08190744
2.392945
54
Wait time to see nurse
2.811
0.06
0.021344717
0.14055
4
Doctor wait time priority
1
19.574
0.75
0.038316134
0.9787
12
Doctor wait time priority
2 26.0451
1.21
0.046457875
1.302255
18
Doctor wait time priority
80.4677
9.39
0.116692785
4.023385
109
3 122
Doctor wait time priority
1 appointment patient
48.0727
5.93
0.123354835
2.403635
122
Doctor wait time priority
2 appointment patient
48.5123
4.16
0.085751449
2.425615
59
Doctor wait time priority
3 appointment patient
47.3924
3.8
0.080181632
2.36962
52
Total time in system priority 1 48.3294
2.5
0.051728348
2.41647
22
Total time in system priority 2 52.5132
1.52
0.028945103
2.62566
7
Total time in system priority 3 89.2476
6.53
0.073167234
4.46238
43
Last Time When Patient Leaves System
742.95
24.87
0.033474662
37.1475
9
Total Time in System for Patient
57.1716
3.56
0.062268679
2.85858
32
Total Time in System for Appointment Patient
66.9744
4.18
0.062411907
3.34872
32
For Alternative 3 : Key Performance Indicator
Average
Current Half Width (
β
o
)
Current Error (%)
Desired Half Width (
β
)
No of Replications
(n)
Final No of Replication
Wait time to see doctor without priority
55.4494
5
0.090172301
2.77247
66
88
Wait time to see appointment doctor without priority
17.9753
0.3
0.016689568
0.898765
3
Wait time to see nurse
2.8036
0.03
0.010700528
0.14018
1
Doctor wait time priority 1
21.4001
0.98
0.045794179
1.070005
17
Doctor wait time priority 2 28.7041
2.04
0.071069987
1.435205
41
Doctor wait time priority 3 82.7143
8.67
0.104818635
4.135715
88
Doctor wait time priority 1 appointment
patient
17.958
0.78
0.043434681
0.8979
16
Doctor wait time priority 2 appointment
patient
17.8941
0.4
0.022353737
0.894705
4
Doctor wait time priority 3 appointment
patient
18.0324
0.37
0.020518622
0.90162
4
Total time in system priority 1 39.3832
1.11
0.028184607
1.96916
7
Total time in system priority 2 45.0381
1.66
0.036857683
2.251905
11
Total time in system priority 3 81.2205
5.91
0.072764881
4.061025
43
Last Time When Patient Leaves System
695.34
18.3
0.02631806
34.767
6
Total Time in System for Patient
59.3934
3.5
0.058929107
2.96967
28
Total Time in System for Appointment Patient
37.3242
0.67
0.01795082
1.86621
3
So we maximum form all the three alternatives which is 122.
c)
Insert a screenshot of your run parameters (should match your model!):
2.
Present a table of 95% confidence intervals for all major performance
metrics in table format, corresponding to the setting above. (Note I am not
listing all performance metrics, you can add all the ones you used in your
analysis.)
Destiny/Susmita
Alternative 1:
Performance Metric
Average 95% Confidence Interval Wait time to see Nurse
3.06
[3.0279, 3.0921]
Wait time to see Doctor
Priority 1 Patient
18.3
[18.113, 18.487]
Priority 2 Patient
22.2
[21.895, 22.505]
Priority 3 Patient
66.2
[63.36, 69.04]
Total time in the system
Priority 1 Patient
38
[37.653, 38.347]
Priority 2 Patient
41.8
[41.411, 42.189]
Priority 3 Patient
85.7
[ 82.78, 88.62]
Average Nurse Queue Time (Waiting Time)
0.617
[0.588, 0.646]
Last Time when patient leaves the system
707
Average Doctor Queue Time (Waiting Time)
30.1
[28.58, 31.62]
Average Doctor Queue Time without
Priority (Waiting Time)
43.9
[42.38, 45.52]
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No. Emp.
No. Prod. Wkrs.
Value Added by Mfg.
Cost of Materials
Value of Indus. Shipmnts
New Cap. Exp.
End Yr. Inven.
Indus. Grp.
201
433
370
23518
78713
4
1833
3630
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83
15724
42774
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3157
1
203
204
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27222
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204
100
70
21667
37040
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1912
3407
1
205
220
137
20712
12030
4
1006
1155
1
206
89
69
12640
13674
3
873
3613
1
207
26
18
4258
19130
3
487
1946
1
208
143
72
35210
33521
4
2011
7199
1
209
171
126
20548
19612
4
1135
3135
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211
21
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3
605
5506
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212
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2
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213
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155
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214
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4
624
2622
1
27
554
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221
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47
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292
929
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63
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5357
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Indus. Grp.
201
433
370
23518
78713
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3630
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83
15724
42774
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203
204
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27222
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8732
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3407
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205
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206
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13674
3
873
3613
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207
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19130
3
487
1946
1
208
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35210
33521
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2011
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1
209
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No. Emp.
No. Prod. Wkrs.
Value Added by Mfg.
Cost of Materials
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New Cap. Exp.
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370
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4
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1
202
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3157
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203
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24506
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3407
1
205
220
137
20712
12030
4
1006
1155
1
206
89
69
12640
13674
3
873
3613
1
207
26
18
4258
19130
3
487
1946
1
208
143
72
35210
33521
4
2011
7199
1
209
171
126
20548
19612
4
1135
3135
1
211
21
15
23442
5557
3
605
5506
2
212
3
2
287
163
1
2
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314
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2
214
6
4
624
2622
1
27
554
2
221
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47
2471
4219
2
292
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3
222
74
63
4307
5357
2
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224
17
13
817
707
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8986
10421
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209
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126
20548
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23442
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3
605
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212
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287
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42
2
213
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1508
314
1
15
155
2
214
6
4
624
2622
1
27
554
2
221
52
47
2471
4219
2
292
929
3
222
74
63
4307
5357
2
454
1427
3
223
13
12
673
1061
1
20
325
3
224
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No. Emp.
No. Prod. Wkrs.
Value Added by Mfg.
Cost of Materials
Value of Indus. Shipmnts
New Cap. Exp.
End Yr. Inven.
Indus. Grp.
201
433
370
23518
78713
4
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3630
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202
131
83
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42774
4
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203
204
169
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27222
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1405
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204
100
70
21667
37040
4
1912
3407
1
205
220
137
20712
12030
4
1006
1155
1
206
89
69
12640
13674
3
873
3613
1
207
26
18
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1946
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143
72
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716
1
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356
4
232
200
178
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3
200
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4
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No. Emp.
No. Prod. Wkrs.
Value Added by Mfg.
Cost of Materials
Value of Indus. Shipmnts
New Cap. Exp.
End Yr. Inven.
Indus. Grp.
201
433
370
23518
78713
4
1833
3630
1
202
131
83
15724
42774
4
1056
3157
1
203
204
169
24506
27222
4
1405
8732
1
204
100
70
21667
37040
4
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1
205
220
137
20712
12030
4
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1155
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89
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3
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143
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423
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229
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716
1
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4
232
200
178
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200
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No. Prod. Wkrs.
Value Added by Mfg.
Cost of Materials
Value of Indus. Shipmnts
New Cap. Exp.
End Yr. Inven.
Indus. Grp.
201
433
370
23518
78713
4
1833
3630
1
202
131
83
15724
42774
4
1056
3157
1
203
204
169
24506
27222
4
1405
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1
204
100
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4
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1
205
220
137
20712
12030
4
1006
1155
1
206
89
69
12640
13674
3
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3613
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207
26
18
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3
487
1946
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143
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A.
Jayla has car insurance.
B.
Jayla has her driver's license.
C.
Jayla must get her driver's license.
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Jayla must buy car insurance.
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It is a common belief that SUVS are safer than cars. In a collision, does an SUV sustain less damage (cost of
repair) than a car?
SUV Damage
($)
Car Damage
($)
SUV into Car
Honda CR-V into Honda Civic
$1,721
$1,274
Toyota RAV4 into Toyota Corolla
$1,434
$2,327
Hyundai Tuscon into Kia Forte
$850
$3,223
Volkswagon Tiguan into
Volkswagon Golf
$2,329
$2,058
Jeep Patriot into Dodge Caliber
$1,415
$3,095
Ford Escape into Ford Focus
$1,470
$3,386
Nissan Rogue into Nissan Sentra
$2,884
$4,560
Test the claim above at the a = 0.1 level of significance. Note: A normal probability plot of difference in
car damages between SUVS and other cars indicates the population could be normal and a boxplot
indicated no outliers.
a. Express the null and alternative hypotheses in symbolic form for this claim. Assume H, = H – 42,
where ui is the population mean cost for the SUV Damage and u2 is the mean cost for the Car
Damage.
Ho: Ha Select an answer V
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It is a common belief that SUVs are safer than cars. In a collision, does an SUV sustain less damage (cost of repair) than a car?
SUV into Car
SUV Damage ($)
Car Damage ($)
Honda CR-V into Honda Civic
$1,721
$1,274
Toyota RAV4 into Toyota Corolla
$1,434
$2,327
Hyundai Tuscon into Kia Forte
$850
$3,223
Volkswagon Tiguan into Volkswagon Golf
$2,329
$2,058
Jeep Patriot into Dodge Caliber
$1,415
$3,095
Ford Escape into Ford Focus
$1,470
$3,386
Nissan Rogue into Nissan Sentra
$2,884
$4,560
Test the claim above at the α=0.1 level of significance. Note: A normal probability plot of difference in car damages between SUVs and other cars indicates the population could be normal and a boxplot indicated no outliers
What is the pp -value? Round to 4 decimal places.p= ____________
Trace metals in drinking water affect the flavor and an unusually high concentration can pose a health hazard. Ten pairs of data were taken measuring zinc concentration in bottom water and…
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