The process of selectively upgrading components to eliminate excessive variation is called:
A) tolerance design
B) parameter design
C) Taguchi array
D) syatem design

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Tolerance design is the process of selectively upgrading components to eliminate excessive variation. It involves selecting the most important components that contribute the most to the variation and upgrading them to reduce their variation. Parameter design and Taguchi array are also related to quality improvement processes but they are not specifically focused on reducing variation through selective upgrading of components. System design is a broader term that encompasses the entire process of designing a system or product.

The Process of Selectively Upgrading Components to Eliminate Excessive Variation