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Improved EWMA and CUSUM Charts Under Modified Successive Sampling for Monitoring Process Dispersion
The Statistical Process Control (SPC) toolkit is extensively utilized to identify variations in processes, with control charts serving as the most efficient and commonly employed instrument for real-time process monitoring.
Tahir Mahmood +2 more
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Introduction of a general class of entropy-based control charts: The Φ-chart
We introduce a new class of Shewhart control charts, namely the f-chart. This new class is based on the cumulative paired f-divergence that generalizes both the cumulative (residual) entropy and the differential entropy.
Benedikt Mangold, Jens Konopik
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APSS - Software support for decision making in statistical process control [PDF]
DOI nefunkční (7.1.2019)Purpose: SPC can be defined as the problem solving process incorporating many separate decisions including selection of the control chart based on the verification of the data presumptions.
Noskievičová, Darja
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The six sigma model can objectively assess the analytical performance of plasma proteins. Different control concentrations yield different sigma values, which are visually displayed through standardized sigma performance verification charts. The six sigma model enables the development of personalized quality control strategies for each assay.
Ming Hu +6 more
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The monitoring of process variability is an important feature to get optimal output from a process. Control charts are vital tools used for efficient process monitoring. The commonly used types of charts include Shewhart, cumulative sum and exponentially
Nasir Abbas +3 more
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Long‐term stability analysis of beam shape in a robotic radiosurgery system
Abstract Purpose This study aimed to investigate the long‐term stability of CyberKnife beam profile parameters and assess their compliance with existing quality assurance (QA) guidelines. We evaluated beam profiles in both standard and diagonal planes over 3.5 years post‐installation to detect potential issues and ensure consistent beam quality.
Ryoichi Hinoto +4 more
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ABSTRACT The ICH Q14 guideline introduces a structured framework for analytical method development based on Analytical Quality by Design (AQbD) principles, aiming to ensure robust, reliable, and fit‐for‐purpose methods throughout the product lifecycle.
Ewoud van Tricht +1 more
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A Spatiotemporal Scheme for Process Control Using Image Analysis of Speckle Patterns
ABSTRACT Conventional image‐based process control schemes require distinct, detectable features (e.g., edges or textures). In the absence of such features, current methods fail or require additional preprocessing. They are also prone to false detections from random noise, dirt, or scratches on the surface.
Hamed Sabahno, Davood Khodadad
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Distribution-Free Control Charts Based on Multiple Runs: Advances and Applications in Supply Chain Management [PDF]
In this article, we improve the behavior of nonparametric Shewhart-type control charts, which employ order statistics and multiple runs-type rules. The proposed class of monitoring schemes includes some existing control charts.
Ioannis S. Triantafyllou
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ABSTRACT Sustainable soil management is recognised as a pivotal solution for addressing current and future global challenges, but existing global and national soil property maps often lack the fine‐scale resolution required for local or intra‐field assessments.
Lucas Carvalho Gomes +13 more
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