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DPMO ，Zlt, Ppk?

I study a textbook, I was told that if DPMO=34038 then Zlt=3.32 and Ppk=0.61 who can let me know, what formula is applied to calculate Zlt and Ppk? or how can I use JMP to get that result? thanks

Re: DPMO ，Zlt, Ppk?

First, you should consult your textbook. A good textbook about process capability should explain these metrics and their computation.

Second, you can consult the JMP Help system. Follow this search path in JMP: select Help > JMP Help > (wait for Help to open) > Basic Analysis > Distributions > Options for Continuous Variables > Statistical Details for the Distribution Platform > Capability Analysis.

Re: DPMO ，Zlt, Ppk?

my question is if DPMO=34038, then how to calculate Zlt=? Ppk=? who can teach me what's the detail calculation formalar? thanks

Re: DPMO ，Zlt, Ppk?

The Distribution Platform provides the information you are looking for.

Analyze==>Distribution

You can choose to run the Capability analysis that is available within the Distribution Platform.