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This paper introduces a one-sided multivariate exponentially weighted moving average (MEWMA) chart for detecting an increase in a process mean. The control limits are based on the multivariate Poisson distribution and have applications for both industrial processes and public health data. The...
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A model-based approach to the forecasting of short-range product demand within the semiconductor industry is presented. Device-level forecast models are developed via a novel two-stage stochastic algorithm that permits leading indicators to be optimally blended with smoothed estimates of...
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An important question within industrial statistics is how to find operating conditions that achieve some goal for the mean of a characteristic of interest while simultaneously minimizing the characteristic's process variance. Often, people refer to this kind of situation as the robust parameter...
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Erratum To "Economic Design of Fraction Defective Control Charts" By Montgomery, Heikes and Mance, Management Sci. 21 (11, July) (1975).
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An expected cost model for the fraction defective control chart for the case where there are several out-of-control states is developed. A procedure is presented for determining the sample size, control limit or critical region, and interval between samples which minimizes the expected cost of...
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An approximate cost model for a quality control procedure for two or more related variables is investigated. A method is presented to determine the optimal sample size, interval between samples, and critical region parameter for the Hotelling T<sup>2</sup> control chart. This model is a multivariate analog...
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