Abstract: A comprehensive economic cost function is derived for a modified variable sample size and sampling interval X (MVSSI) chart. As a variable sample size and sampling interval, a variable sample size, a variable sampling interval, and a static X charts are particular cases of an MVSSI X chart, the model is directly applicable to these charts, too. The cost function can be used to obtain optimal design parameters of these charts that minimize the process control related cost per hour for given process and cost parameters. It can also be used to compare the economic performances of these charts. A numerical study shows that the optimal adaptive X charts differ in their performance only marginally from each other. However, both the stat...
Recent studies have shown that enhancing the common T2 control chart by using variable sample sizes ...
The over-adjustment means that the process is adjusted unnecessarily when a false alarm occurs. It m...
It has long been recognized that poor quality can only result in higher costs. Yet, the idea of redu...
This paper presents an economic design of X control charts with variable sample sizes, variable samp...
The Hotelling’s T 2 control chart, a direct analogue of the univariate Shewhart ¯X chart, is perhaps...
In the literature, the variable sample size and sampling interval (VSSI) coefficient of variation (C...
We develop an economic model for X̄ control charts having all design parameters varying in an adapti...
An economic-statistical model is developed for variable parameters (VP) (X) over bar charts in which...
In this article, a renewal theory approach is used to derive an expression for the expected cost per...
Abstract. Recent studies have shown that the variable sampling interval (VSI) scheme helps practitio...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [75]-78)Over the past forty years, many models have been ...
[[abstract]]© 2006 Taylor & Francis - Duncan's economic model of Shewhart's original x cha...
This paper presents an economic design of (X) over bar control charts with variable sample sizes, va...
T2 control charts are used to monitor a process when more than one quality variable associated with ...
This paper presents the economic design of modified X̅ chart for autocorrelated data and comparison ...
Recent studies have shown that enhancing the common T2 control chart by using variable sample sizes ...
The over-adjustment means that the process is adjusted unnecessarily when a false alarm occurs. It m...
It has long been recognized that poor quality can only result in higher costs. Yet, the idea of redu...
This paper presents an economic design of X control charts with variable sample sizes, variable samp...
The Hotelling’s T 2 control chart, a direct analogue of the univariate Shewhart ¯X chart, is perhaps...
In the literature, the variable sample size and sampling interval (VSSI) coefficient of variation (C...
We develop an economic model for X̄ control charts having all design parameters varying in an adapti...
An economic-statistical model is developed for variable parameters (VP) (X) over bar charts in which...
In this article, a renewal theory approach is used to derive an expression for the expected cost per...
Abstract. Recent studies have shown that the variable sampling interval (VSI) scheme helps practitio...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [75]-78)Over the past forty years, many models have been ...
[[abstract]]© 2006 Taylor & Francis - Duncan's economic model of Shewhart's original x cha...
This paper presents an economic design of (X) over bar control charts with variable sample sizes, va...
T2 control charts are used to monitor a process when more than one quality variable associated with ...
This paper presents the economic design of modified X̅ chart for autocorrelated data and comparison ...
Recent studies have shown that enhancing the common T2 control chart by using variable sample sizes ...
The over-adjustment means that the process is adjusted unnecessarily when a false alarm occurs. It m...
It has long been recognized that poor quality can only result in higher costs. Yet, the idea of redu...