Select the Six Sigma outputs
that you want to include in the Six Sigma Results
output aggregate parameter.
If both lower and upper bounds exist for responses
and random variables, the results are reported separately for lower,
upper, and combined totals (effects from both lower and upper bounds
combined) in the Six Sigma Results output aggregate
parameter.
Note:
For random variables, lower and upper
bounds are defined outside the Six Sigma component editor in the problem
formulation table in the Design Gateway.
For more information about problem formulation, see Using Problem Formulations in the Isight User’s Guide.
Selecting results to be included in this parameter is
useful for mapping from these values or for selection as output in a
process
component placed above the Six Sigma component. For example, the Six
Sigma component can be placed under an Optimization component to formulate
a process to improve the quality level (robust and/or reliability optimization),
as shown below.

In this example an optimization problem is configured
to ensure that constraints are satisfied at least to the 4.5 sigma level,
while minimizing the mean and standard deviation of the total cost as
well as minimizing the standard deviation of the constraint outputs.
This formulation incorporates the concepts of reliability and robustness
within the Six Sigma context.