Recent studies proved that variable parameters (VP) X ̅ control charts not only detects process mean shifts quicker than the classical X ̅ control chart but also has better economic properties. Furthermore, like most papers in control chart design, the fundamental assumption is that process data are normally distributed. Nevertheless, process quality variables may not be normal in application. In this paper, we investigate the economic statistical design of the VP X ̅ control chart when the underlying process distribution is non-normal. We illustrate the design procedure and perform a sensitivity analysis on the process and cost parameters based upon the degrees of skewness and kurtosis of the population using an industrial application
[[abstract]]© 2006 Taylor & Francis - Duncan's economic model of Shewhart's original x cha...
This paper presents an economic design of X control charts with variable sample sizes, variable samp...
Economic design approaches of control charts are commonly based on the assumption that various cost ...
[[abstract]]The paper develops two new control charts and process capability ratios based on the ske...
In this paper, gamma ( 5 ,2) distribution is considered as a failure model for the economic statisti...
In this paper, Gamma(lambda, 2) distribution is considered as a failure model for the economic stati...
When an economic-statistical model for a control chart is considered the effect of the choice of the...
In this work, we apply the economic statistical design framework to nonparametric control charts. To...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [75]-78)Over the past forty years, many models have been ...
In this paper we deal with the economic design of an X control chart used to monitor a quality chara...
The Hotelling’s T 2 control chart, a direct analogue of the univariate Shewhart ¯X chart, is perhaps...
In this paper, gamma (lambda,2) distribution is considered as a failure model for the economic stati...
This paper presents a new Statistical Process Control model for the economic optimization of a varia...
[[abstract]]When the x bar chart is applied to monitor a manufacturing process, three parameters sho...
The over-adjustment means that the process is adjusted unnecessarily when a false alarm occurs. It m...
[[abstract]]© 2006 Taylor & Francis - Duncan's economic model of Shewhart's original x cha...
This paper presents an economic design of X control charts with variable sample sizes, variable samp...
Economic design approaches of control charts are commonly based on the assumption that various cost ...
[[abstract]]The paper develops two new control charts and process capability ratios based on the ske...
In this paper, gamma ( 5 ,2) distribution is considered as a failure model for the economic statisti...
In this paper, Gamma(lambda, 2) distribution is considered as a failure model for the economic stati...
When an economic-statistical model for a control chart is considered the effect of the choice of the...
In this work, we apply the economic statistical design framework to nonparametric control charts. To...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [75]-78)Over the past forty years, many models have been ...
In this paper we deal with the economic design of an X control chart used to monitor a quality chara...
The Hotelling’s T 2 control chart, a direct analogue of the univariate Shewhart ¯X chart, is perhaps...
In this paper, gamma (lambda,2) distribution is considered as a failure model for the economic stati...
This paper presents a new Statistical Process Control model for the economic optimization of a varia...
[[abstract]]When the x bar chart is applied to monitor a manufacturing process, three parameters sho...
The over-adjustment means that the process is adjusted unnecessarily when a false alarm occurs. It m...
[[abstract]]© 2006 Taylor & Francis - Duncan's economic model of Shewhart's original x cha...
This paper presents an economic design of X control charts with variable sample sizes, variable samp...
Economic design approaches of control charts are commonly based on the assumption that various cost ...