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Add 95% confidence intervals to MSA outputs

What inspired this wish list request? In other stat packages I have used I can get 95% confidence intervals for various MSA outputs, such as % tolerance, StDev, 6xSD, and % Study Variation.

 

 

What is the improvement you would like to see?  I would like to see the option of showing 95% confidence intervals for the following outputs:

Both EMP and Variation Platforms: All possible output columns need CI's

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Variation Platform: Variance and % of Total need CI's, EMP: % of total only as Var Component is there already. 

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Why is this idea important? CI are important for MSA studies as they help an investigator know if there is enough data in the study to be a useful result.  I've seen people get a % tolerance of 25% and pat themselves on the back but the CI's are basically from 9% to 95% so you really have no confidence with the amount of data you collected.

 

JMP 17.2 Pro