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French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Manufacturing / Quality control | |||||||
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4 +1 | Pareto's vital few |
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4 | the head of the Pareto chart |
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4 | Pareto's top end |
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the head of the Pareto chart Explanation: "A Pareto chart is an ordered histogram where the few categories with highest occurrences are on the left side (the head), and the many categories with few occurrences are on the right side (the tail)." Reference: http://christian.hohmann.free.fr/index.php/six-sigma/les-out... |
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Pareto's vital few Explanation: Frequently found as "Pareto chart vital few": the first few causes that are responsible for most of the interesting cases, roughly described according to the 20/80 rule. |
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Pareto's top end Explanation: Seen in this reference: https://www.businessballs.com/self-management/paretos-80-20-... So even where a situation does contain a 80:20 correlation, other ratios might be more significant, for example: 99:22 (illustrating that even greater concentration than 80:20 and therefore significance at the 'top-end') or 5:50 (i.e., just 5% results or benefit coming from 50% of the input or causes or contributors, obviously indicating an enormous amount of ineffectual activity or content). |
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