Recent Developments in Control Chart Techniques

Isaac N. Gibra

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Advanced Statistical Process Monitoring Fault Detection and Control Systems Management Systems and Quality Improvement

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In the last three decades several control chart procedures were developed. Prominent among these, are the Cumulative Sum, Economic design of X̄-control charts, Acceptance and Multi-characteristic charts. This article presents description and analysis of these charts in an attempt to bring past research into current perspective.

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