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Example of Wafer Defect Classification Using Spatial Measures
A specialty clustering option called Spatial Measures is available in the Hierarchical Cluster platform. In this example, you use this option to cluster wafers. For details about the option, see Spatial Measures.
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Select Help > Sample Data Library and open Wafer Stacked.jmp.
2.
Select Analyze > Clustering > Hierarchical Cluster.
3.
In the list in the lower left corner, change Data as usual to Data is stacked.
Additional options for stacked data appear in the launch window.
4.
Select Defects and click Y, Columns.
5.
Select X_Die and Y_Die and click Attribute ID.
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Select Lot and Wafer and click Object ID.
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Select Add Spatial Measures from the list of options in the lower left corner.
Figure 10.8 Completed Clustering Launch Window
8.
Click OK.
Figure 10.9 Spatial Components Window
Because Defects is measured at 1423 locations, there are 1423 Attributes variables.
9.
Click OK to accept the selections in the Spatial window.
Two windows open: the Hierarchical Clustering report and the Wafer Stacked Defects Spatial data table.
10.
In the Dendrogram plot, click and drag the diamond-shaped handle at the top to explore various numbers of clusters.
As you drag the handle, the vertical line in the distance graph below the dendrogram moves to the corresponding number of clusters. The vertical coordinate gives the distance between the clusters that were joined at the given step. The graph seems to level off when the number of clusters is 7.
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Click the red triangle next to Hierarchical Clustering and select Number of Clusters.
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Enter 7 and click OK.
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Click the red triangle next to Hierarchical Clustering and select Cluster Summary.
Figure 10.10 Cluster Summary Report
The wafer maps indicate the spatial nature of defects for each cluster. Cluster 1 contains 104 wafers with relatively few defects that are spread throughout the wafers. Cluster 3 has 5 wafers with defects concentrated at the extremes of the top and bottom hemispheres. You can view the maps for individual wafers and their Hough space maps in the data table produced by the cluster analysis. For more details, see Spatial Measures.

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Help created on 7/12/2018