CONTROL CHARTS FOR STATIONARY VECTOR ARMA PROCESSES

A Simulation Study Of The Impact Of Forecast Recovery For Control Charts Applied To ARMA Processes

Control Charts for Autocorrelated Processes : a Review

One of the primary tools used in statistical quality control is the control charts. The standard assumptions that are usually cited in justifying the use of control charts are that the data generated by the in control process are independent and identically distributed. However the independency assumption is not realistic in practice. Data sets collected from industrial processes may have corre...

Defects Control Charts for High-Quality Processes

Defects Control Charts for High-Quality Processes

Control variate method for stationary processes

The sample mean is one of the most natural estimators of the population mean based on independent identically distributed sample. However, if some control variate is available, it is known that the control variate method reduces the variance of the sample mean. The control variate method often assumes that the variable of intersest and the control variable are i.i.d. Here we assume that these v...

Monitoring Industrial Processes with Robust Control Charts

• The Shewhart control charts, used for monitoring industrial processes, are the most popular tools in Statistical Process Control (SPC). They are usually developed under the assumption of independent and normally distributed data, an assumption rarely true in practice, and implemented with estimated control limits. But in general, we essentially want to control the process mean value and the p...