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21 CFR 211.192 PRODUCT SIZE START SAMPLES RAN Read-only view
this batch golden-master median golden-master band (5th–95th pct, released batches) excursion comparison batch press stop restart (derived from turret speed) inferred regime (not a phase)
How to read this screenand the keyboard shortcuts
drag on the chart to select a window · click a sample to inspect it · shift-click a batch to overlay it x-axis: percent of run. The public dataset has no phase column, so batches align by progress, not by ISA-88 phase. Where the process changes level we mark it, inferred.
move cursor + arrows ×10 [ ] previous / next CPP J K next / previous batch L all CPPs on one axis R room strip on / off E next excursion Space play / pause Esc clear cursor
Exception report · 0 excursions on this CPP211.192
ExceptionDiscrepancyRuleProgressPeakBandDepartureArea out
Demo: discrepancy states and notes live in this browser session only and are not persisted. Nothing here dispositions a batch; the quality control unit does.
Quality results in-process and release211.165
Material genealogy211.188(b)(3)
Lot risk ledger all 1,005 batches211.192
Shape search same product, every batch211.192

Drag across the trend to select a stretch, then choose Find this shape. It searches every batch of this product for the same form.

Standing monitors none

A shape you save here is scored against every batch you open afterwards.

Predictive feasibility measured out of sample
Review notes who, what, when and why
Investigations 211.192
Review audit trail this session211.68
Real production data: 1,005 batches, 4,720,208 samples at 10 s. Source: Big data collection in pharmaceutical manufacturing, Nature Scientific Data, CC BY 4.0. Release specs shown are illustrative, not from the source dataset. Excursion count does not by itself determine release; this view joins process behaviour to the final quality result and leaves the judgement to the reviewer.