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Double EWMA‐Based Polynomial Quality Profiles Monitoring
Profile monitoring is useful whenever the quality is described by a relationship between a response and one or more of explanatory variables. It is conventional to refer to this relationship as Quality Profile. Despite the fact that there are numerous examples of the polynomial quality profiles in industrial practice, only few Phase II techniques are ...
Abdella, Galal M. +3 more
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Corrections to an adaptive EWMA control chart based on Hampel function to monitor the process location parameter by Zaman et al. (2023) [PDF]
Babar Zaman +4 more
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New Memory Type Estimators for Systematic Sampling
This study aims to enhance estimation accuracy in systematic sampling by proposing a set of novel Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (EWMA)-based memory-type estimators.
Eda Gizem Koçyiğit
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A generalized EWMA control chart and its comparison with the optimal EWMA, CUSUM and GLR schemes
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Han, Dong, Tsung, Fu-gee
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Approximation of average run length on extended EWMA control chart for autoregressive process with explanatory variables using numerical integral equation method [PDF]
Totsaporn Muangngam +2 more
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An adaptive multivariate functional EWMA control chart
In many modern industrial scenarios, the measurements of the quality characteristics of interest are often required to be represented as functional data or profiles. This motivates the growing interest in extending traditional univariate statistical process monitoring (SPM) schemes to the functional data setting. This article proposes a new SPM scheme,
Capezza, Christian +4 more
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New extended exponentially weighted moving average control chart for monitoring process mean
In this article, we develop a new control chart based on the Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (EWMA) statistic, termed the New Extended Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (NEEWMA) statistic, designed to recognize slight changes in the process ...
Hina Javed, Muhammad Ismail, Nadia Saeed
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