Abstract. Pearn et al. (1992) proposed the capability index Cpmk, and inves-tigated the statistical properties of its natural estimator Ĉpmk for stable normal processes with constant mean m. Chen and Hsu (1995) showed that under general conditions the asymptotic distribution of Ĉpmk is normal if m0m, and is a linear combination of the normal and the folded-normal distributions if m m, where m is the mid-point between the upper and the lower specifi-cation limits. In this paper, we consider a new estimator ~Cpmk for stable pro-cesses under a di¤erent (more realistic) condition on process mean, namely, PðmbmÞ p, 0a pa 1. We obtain the exact distribution, the expected value, and the variance of ~Cpmk under normality assumption. We show tha...
A new class of capability indices, containing $C\sb p$, $C\sbpk$, $C\sbpm$, and $C\sbpmk$, is define...
A Cpk index is the most widely used measure of process capability. A better understanding and inte...
<div><p>Process capability (PC) indices measure the ability of a process of interest to meet the des...
Abstract: Process capability indices Cp and Cpk have been widely used to provide numerical measures ...
[[abstract]]Capability indices, such as, Cp, Cpk, Cpm and Cpmk , are important quantities to provide...
In this paper, we discussed the estimation of the index Cpy for a 3-Burr-XII distribution based on P...
In this paper point estimation of the process capability index C(pk) is considered. In order to impr...
Abstract--Process capability indices Cp(u, v), which include the four basic indices Cp, Cpk, Cpm and...
For nonnormal data, there exists no standard calculation for the process capability. Many different ...
When probability distribution of a process characteristic is non-normal, Cp and Cpk indices calculat...
The process capability index Cpm is used to asses the ability of a process to be clustered around a ...
We derive an explicit form for the cumulative distribution function of both the Chan et al. (J. Qual...
During the past three decades, PCIs – process capability indices – have inspired hundreds of pages o...
The process capability indices (PCIs) Cp and Cpk are commonly used in industry to measure the ...
[[abstract]]The process capability index which is a generalization of is defined by the use of the i...
A new class of capability indices, containing $C\sb p$, $C\sbpk$, $C\sbpm$, and $C\sbpmk$, is define...
A Cpk index is the most widely used measure of process capability. A better understanding and inte...
<div><p>Process capability (PC) indices measure the ability of a process of interest to meet the des...
Abstract: Process capability indices Cp and Cpk have been widely used to provide numerical measures ...
[[abstract]]Capability indices, such as, Cp, Cpk, Cpm and Cpmk , are important quantities to provide...
In this paper, we discussed the estimation of the index Cpy for a 3-Burr-XII distribution based on P...
In this paper point estimation of the process capability index C(pk) is considered. In order to impr...
Abstract--Process capability indices Cp(u, v), which include the four basic indices Cp, Cpk, Cpm and...
For nonnormal data, there exists no standard calculation for the process capability. Many different ...
When probability distribution of a process characteristic is non-normal, Cp and Cpk indices calculat...
The process capability index Cpm is used to asses the ability of a process to be clustered around a ...
We derive an explicit form for the cumulative distribution function of both the Chan et al. (J. Qual...
During the past three decades, PCIs – process capability indices – have inspired hundreds of pages o...
The process capability indices (PCIs) Cp and Cpk are commonly used in industry to measure the ...
[[abstract]]The process capability index which is a generalization of is defined by the use of the i...
A new class of capability indices, containing $C\sb p$, $C\sbpk$, $C\sbpm$, and $C\sbpmk$, is define...
A Cpk index is the most widely used measure of process capability. A better understanding and inte...
<div><p>Process capability (PC) indices measure the ability of a process of interest to meet the des...