With the growing employment of automatic data-collection methods and the enhancements on computerised plotting on control charts, a demand exists to automate the analysis of process data. Computerised recognition techniques can provide an actual alternative to conventional methods for analysing control charts with little or no human intervention. In this paper, a neural network approach is discussed and applied to trend-pattern recognition on control charts. In the proposed approach the neural network is trained to recognise both "natural" and distribution of points. Experimental results are compared to a combined Shewhart-CUSUM approach in terms of Average Run Length (ARL)
Fast and accurate recognition of the Statistical Control Chart Patterns (SPCCP) is significant for s...
In this paper Quality Control Charts without memory and neural networks are compared. Neural network...
AbstractDue to an increasing competition in products, consumers have become more critical in choosin...
The identification of control chart patterns is very important in statistical process control. Contr...
860-862The study proposes the use of self organizing neural networks for accurate and speedy detect...
Precise and fast control chart pattern (CCP) recognition is important for monitoring process environ...
To produce products with consistent quality, manufacturing processes need to be closely monitored fo...
Statistical process control (SPC) is a method for improving the quality of products. Control chartin...
Statistical process control (SPC) is a method for improving the quality of products. Control chartin...
Statistical process control (SPC) is a method for improving the quality of products. Control chartin...
Abstract: The continuous detection and correction of unnatural process behaviours, due to special ca...
Control chart pattern recognition has become an active area of research since late 1980s. Much progr...
Abstract: This paper describes the use of unsupervised adaptive resonance theory ART2 neural network...
AbstractDue to an increasing competition in products, consumers have become more critical in choosin...
Due to an increasing competition in products, consumers have become more critical in choosing produc...
Fast and accurate recognition of the Statistical Control Chart Patterns (SPCCP) is significant for s...
In this paper Quality Control Charts without memory and neural networks are compared. Neural network...
AbstractDue to an increasing competition in products, consumers have become more critical in choosin...
The identification of control chart patterns is very important in statistical process control. Contr...
860-862The study proposes the use of self organizing neural networks for accurate and speedy detect...
Precise and fast control chart pattern (CCP) recognition is important for monitoring process environ...
To produce products with consistent quality, manufacturing processes need to be closely monitored fo...
Statistical process control (SPC) is a method for improving the quality of products. Control chartin...
Statistical process control (SPC) is a method for improving the quality of products. Control chartin...
Statistical process control (SPC) is a method for improving the quality of products. Control chartin...
Abstract: The continuous detection and correction of unnatural process behaviours, due to special ca...
Control chart pattern recognition has become an active area of research since late 1980s. Much progr...
Abstract: This paper describes the use of unsupervised adaptive resonance theory ART2 neural network...
AbstractDue to an increasing competition in products, consumers have become more critical in choosin...
Due to an increasing competition in products, consumers have become more critical in choosing produc...
Fast and accurate recognition of the Statistical Control Chart Patterns (SPCCP) is significant for s...
In this paper Quality Control Charts without memory and neural networks are compared. Neural network...
AbstractDue to an increasing competition in products, consumers have become more critical in choosin...