Research Capability Measures for Processes with Multiple Characteristics K. S. Chen1, W. L. Pearn2,∗,† and P. C. Lin3 1Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, National Chin-Yi Institute of Technology, Taichung, Taiwan 2Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 3Center of General Education, National Chin-Yi Institute of Technology, T...

The Taguchi method is a useful technique to improve the performance of products or processes at a lower cost and in less time. This procedure can be categorized in the static and dynamic quality characteristics. The optimization of multiple responses has received increasing attention over the last few years in many manufacturing organizations.  Several approaches dealing with multiple static q...

Acceptance sampling plan is a method to make decision on either accepting or rejecting a specific lot or more generally to inspect the quality of products that can be used by different methods. Along with this, one suitable measure to improve manufacturing processes is to analyze process capability indices. These indices have many applications in production environments. In this paper, a repeti...

Traditionally, the process capability index is developed assuming that the process output data are independent and follow normal distribution. However, in most environmental cases, the process data have more than one quality characteristic and exhibit property of autocorrelation. We propose two novel multivariate process capability indices for autocorrelated data, NMACp and NMACpm for the-nomin...

in this study the effect of month, place and different years on the preferencevalue of bromus tomentellus in semi-steppe region was studied. the preferencevalue of the bromus tomentellus was studied in two years and four months in three sites as cheshme anjir (fars), badamstan (zanjan) firuzkuh (tehran). to determine the preferencevalue of species the two methods of as preference index and timi...

Greenwich and Jahr-Schaffrath (1995) introduced an index Cpp, a simple transformation of the index C∗ pm, which provides an uncontaminated separation between information concerning the process accuracy and process precision. Unfortunately, the index Cpp inconsistently measures process capability in many cases and thus reflects process potential and performance inaccurately. In this paper, we co...