An Optimal Design of CUSUM Quality Control Charts

Fah Fatt Gan

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Advanced Statistical Process Monitoring Fault Detection and Control Systems Optimal Experimental Design Methods

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An optimal design of CUSUM control charts is reviewed. Plots of chart parameters are given which enable the chart parameters of an optimal CUSUM chart to be determined easily. Both the CUSUM charts with and without head starts are considered.

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