We evaluate the in‐control performance of the np‐control chart with estimated parameter conditional on the Phase I sample. We then apply the bootstrap method to adjust the control chart limits to guarantee the desired in‐control average run length (ARL0) value in the monitoring stage. The adjusted limits ensure that the ARL0 would take a value greater than the desired value (say, B) with a certain specified probability, that is, Pr(ARL0 > B) = 1 − ρ. The results indicate that adjusting control limits is not always necessary. We present a method to design control charts such that in control and out of control run lengths are guaranteed with pre specified probabilities. This method is an improvement of the classical statistical design approac...
peer reviewedWe present a method to design control charts such that in-control and out-of-control ru...
Statistical Process Monitoring (SPM) provides statistical tools and techniques to understand process...
The most commonly used techniques in statistical process control are parametric, and thus require as...
In this paper, we evaluate the in-control performance of np-control charts with estimated parameters...
The in-control performance of Shewhart and S2 control charts with estimated in-control parameters ha...
The number of nonconforming items in a sample is monitored using the fraction defective known as the...
We evaluate the in-control performance of the S^2 control chart with estimated parameters conditiona...
We evaluate the in-control performance of the S2 control chart with estimated parameters conditional...
We study the effect of the Phase I estimation error on the cumulative sum (CUSUM) chart. Impractical...
When in-control parameters are unknown, they have to be estimated using a reference sample. Due to t...
When in-control parameters are unknown, they have to be estimated using a reference sample. Due to t...
Research on the performance evaluation and the design of the Phase II EWMA control chart for monitor...
To use control charts in practice, the in-control state usually has to be estimated. This estimation...
Abstract: Average run length is the most popular measure to assess the statistical perfor-mance of a...
When designing control charts the in‐control parameters are unknown, so the control limits have to b...
peer reviewedWe present a method to design control charts such that in-control and out-of-control ru...
Statistical Process Monitoring (SPM) provides statistical tools and techniques to understand process...
The most commonly used techniques in statistical process control are parametric, and thus require as...
In this paper, we evaluate the in-control performance of np-control charts with estimated parameters...
The in-control performance of Shewhart and S2 control charts with estimated in-control parameters ha...
The number of nonconforming items in a sample is monitored using the fraction defective known as the...
We evaluate the in-control performance of the S^2 control chart with estimated parameters conditiona...
We evaluate the in-control performance of the S2 control chart with estimated parameters conditional...
We study the effect of the Phase I estimation error on the cumulative sum (CUSUM) chart. Impractical...
When in-control parameters are unknown, they have to be estimated using a reference sample. Due to t...
When in-control parameters are unknown, they have to be estimated using a reference sample. Due to t...
Research on the performance evaluation and the design of the Phase II EWMA control chart for monitor...
To use control charts in practice, the in-control state usually has to be estimated. This estimation...
Abstract: Average run length is the most popular measure to assess the statistical perfor-mance of a...
When designing control charts the in‐control parameters are unknown, so the control limits have to b...
peer reviewedWe present a method to design control charts such that in-control and out-of-control ru...
Statistical Process Monitoring (SPM) provides statistical tools and techniques to understand process...
The most commonly used techniques in statistical process control are parametric, and thus require as...