In this study, we have conducted comparative analysis between false alarm rate (FAR) and average run length (ARL) based control charts with runs rules. In this regard, we have considered various univariate and multivariate control charts which include mean, standard deviation, variance, Hotelling, and generalized variance. For evaluation purpose, we have used actual false alarm rate, power, in-control actual average run length, and out-of-control average run length as performance indicators. Furthermore, the performance indicators are calculated through Monte Carlo simulation procedures. Results revealed that performance order of runs rules with FAR based control charts are persistent whereas, performance order of runs rules with ARL based ...
Control charts, one of the powerful tools in statistical process control (SPC), are widely used to m...
Distribution-free Shewhart-type control charts are proposed for future sample percentiles based on a...
In the literature a number of control charting rules are proposed to decide whether a process is in ...
At the origination of the Shewhart control chart, it was assumed that the process parameters were kn...
This work studies the effect of incorporating the 2-of-k, 3-of-k, and k-of-k runs rules into the one...
Abstract: Average run length is the most popular measure to assess the statistical perfor-mance of a...
The exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) control chart is typically designed assuming that s...
When designing control charts the in‐control parameters are unknown, so the control limits have to b...
This study investigates the properties of the variable sampling rate Hotelling's T2 chart with runs ...
The Shewhart R–and S–charts are often used to monitor the variability of a quality characteristic of...
The double-modified exponentially weighted moving average (DMEWMA) control chart running an autoregr...
In this paper we derive correction factors for Shewhart control charts that monitor individual obser...
In the use of traditional control charts the most important assumption is that the observations on p...
Control charts are extensively used in processes and are very helpful in determining the special cau...
Numerous nonparametric or distribution-free control charts have been proposed and studied in recent...
Control charts, one of the powerful tools in statistical process control (SPC), are widely used to m...
Distribution-free Shewhart-type control charts are proposed for future sample percentiles based on a...
In the literature a number of control charting rules are proposed to decide whether a process is in ...
At the origination of the Shewhart control chart, it was assumed that the process parameters were kn...
This work studies the effect of incorporating the 2-of-k, 3-of-k, and k-of-k runs rules into the one...
Abstract: Average run length is the most popular measure to assess the statistical perfor-mance of a...
The exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) control chart is typically designed assuming that s...
When designing control charts the in‐control parameters are unknown, so the control limits have to b...
This study investigates the properties of the variable sampling rate Hotelling's T2 chart with runs ...
The Shewhart R–and S–charts are often used to monitor the variability of a quality characteristic of...
The double-modified exponentially weighted moving average (DMEWMA) control chart running an autoregr...
In this paper we derive correction factors for Shewhart control charts that monitor individual obser...
In the use of traditional control charts the most important assumption is that the observations on p...
Control charts are extensively used in processes and are very helpful in determining the special cau...
Numerous nonparametric or distribution-free control charts have been proposed and studied in recent...
Control charts, one of the powerful tools in statistical process control (SPC), are widely used to m...
Distribution-free Shewhart-type control charts are proposed for future sample percentiles based on a...
In the literature a number of control charting rules are proposed to decide whether a process is in ...