Process Monitoring with Variable Element Sizes

A. F. Bissell

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Advanced Statistical Process Monitoring Probability and Statistical Research Fault Detection and Control Systems

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Cumulative sum procedures are well established for monitoring continuous processes to detect changes in level of one or more process parameters. The methods outlined below extend the use of cusums to situations where the sample elements vary in magnitude. Corresponding Shewhart procedures are also presented and some estimation problems are considered.

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1960Sampling Inspection of Continuous Processes with No Autocorrelation Between Successive Results 1965Cumulative Sum Techniques.1969Cumulative Sum Tests: Theory and Practice 1969Cusum Techniques for Quality Control

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