We develop an economic model for X̄ control charts having all design parameters varying in an adaptive way, that is, in real time considering current sample information. In the proposed model, each of the design parameters can assume two values as a function of the most recent process information. The cost function is derived and it provides a device for optimal selection of the design parameters. Through a numerical example one can foresee the savings that the developed model possibly provides. © 2001 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved
A model is developed consisting of all the costs incurred when fraction-defective control charts are...
[[abstract]]© 2006 Taylor & Francis - Duncan's economic model of Shewhart's original x cha...
This paper presents the economic design of modified X̅ chart for autocorrelated data and comparison ...
Abstract: A comprehensive economic cost function is derived for a modified variable sample size and ...
An economic-statistical model is developed for variable parameters (VP) (X) over bar charts in which...
It has long been recognized that poor quality can only result in higher costs. Yet, the idea of redu...
It has long been recognized that poor quality can only result in higher costs. Yet, the idea of redu...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [75]-78)Over the past forty years, many models have been ...
This paper proposes an economic model for the synthetic chart. The synthetic chart is an integration...
This paper presents an economic design of X control charts with variable sample sizes, variable samp...
In this article, a renewal theory approach is used to derive an expression for the expected cost per...
Recent advances in the design of control charts have focused on variable parameters charts (VP) in w...
The Hotelling’s T 2 control chart, a direct analogue of the univariate Shewhart ¯X chart, is perhaps...
When an economic-statistical model for a control chart is considered the effect of the choice of the...
In this paper, we develop an expected cost model for a process whose mean is controlled by an X\bar ...
A model is developed consisting of all the costs incurred when fraction-defective control charts are...
[[abstract]]© 2006 Taylor & Francis - Duncan's economic model of Shewhart's original x cha...
This paper presents the economic design of modified X̅ chart for autocorrelated data and comparison ...
Abstract: A comprehensive economic cost function is derived for a modified variable sample size and ...
An economic-statistical model is developed for variable parameters (VP) (X) over bar charts in which...
It has long been recognized that poor quality can only result in higher costs. Yet, the idea of redu...
It has long been recognized that poor quality can only result in higher costs. Yet, the idea of redu...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [75]-78)Over the past forty years, many models have been ...
This paper proposes an economic model for the synthetic chart. The synthetic chart is an integration...
This paper presents an economic design of X control charts with variable sample sizes, variable samp...
In this article, a renewal theory approach is used to derive an expression for the expected cost per...
Recent advances in the design of control charts have focused on variable parameters charts (VP) in w...
The Hotelling’s T 2 control chart, a direct analogue of the univariate Shewhart ¯X chart, is perhaps...
When an economic-statistical model for a control chart is considered the effect of the choice of the...
In this paper, we develop an expected cost model for a process whose mean is controlled by an X\bar ...
A model is developed consisting of all the costs incurred when fraction-defective control charts are...
[[abstract]]© 2006 Taylor & Francis - Duncan's economic model of Shewhart's original x cha...
This paper presents the economic design of modified X̅ chart for autocorrelated data and comparison ...