Sample Size Explorers

Sample Size and Power Calculators

When planning experiments or studies, use the Sample Size Explorers to answer questions like these:

• How many units should I test?

• Will I be able to detect a difference in treatment means?

• How many samples are needed to construct an interval with a specified width?

• How many units must I test to estimate failure time?

The Sample Size Explorers are a collection of interactive utilities that enable you to adjust study parameters and assumptions to explore different study designs. The tools are grouped by use:

• Power for hypothesis testing.

• Confidence intervals for interval estimation.

• Reliability for reliability demonstrations and life testing.

• Quality for sigma quality level.

Figure 29.1 Sample Size Explorer for One Sample Mean 

Contents

Overview of the Sample Size Explorers Platform

Example of Sample Size Explorers

Launch Sample Size Explorers

Power Explorers for Hypothesis Tests

Power for One Sample Mean

Power for One Sample Proportion

Power for One Sample Variance

Power for One Sample Equivalence of Means

Power for One Sample Counts Per Unit

Power for Two Independent Sample Means

Power for Two Independent Sample Proportions

Power for Two Independent Sample Variances

Power for Two Independent Sample Equivalence of Means

Power for Two Independent Sample Counts Per Unit

Power for ANOVA

Confidence Interval Explorers

Margin of Error for One Sample Mean

Margin of Error for One Sample Proportion

Margin of Error for One Sample Variance

Margin of Error for One Sample Counts per Unit

Margin of Error for Two Independent Sample Means

Margin of Error for Two Independent Sample Proportions

Margin of Error for Two Independent Sample Variances

Margin of Error for Two Independent Counts per Unit

Reliability Explorers

Parametric Reliability Demonstration

Nonparametric Reliability Demonstration

Reliability Life Testing

Quality Explorers

Sigma Quality Level

Saved Settings in the Sample Size Explorers

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