Design And Application Of Individuals And Moving Range Control Charts

Neil B. Marks · Timothy C. Krehbiel

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We evaluate the design of individuals and moving range charts through extensive simulations. Via a SAS program using 8000 replications, average run length is assessed for several shifts in process mean and variation. From these computations recommendations are made concerning when to use the individuals chart only, when to use a combined individuals and moving range chart, and the optimal design parameters when the combined approach is used. The paper includes discussion, recommendations, and examples concerning the monitoring of accounting data.

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1992Introduction to Statistical Quality Control 1993Shewhart-Type Control Charts for Individual Observations 1999Statistical Quality Assurance Methods for Engineers 1982Control Charts for Individual Measurements 1994Design Strategies for Individuals and Moving Range Control Charts 1987Computation of ARL for Combined Individual Measurement and Moving Range Charts 2000Monitoring Process Dispersion without Subgrouping 1998A Note on Individual and Moving Range Control Charts

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