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A New Nonparametric Generally Weighted Moving Average Chart With Moving Sign
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Run Sum Hotelling's T2^2$ Chart for Autocorrelated Processes
Autocorrelation has recently gained significant attention as many industrial outcomes are autocorrelated. This work presents a multivariate run sum (MRS) chart for monitoring autocorrelated processes by utilizing a first-order vector autoregressive (VAR(1)) model with an s-skip sampling strategy. To evaluate the performance of the proposed chart, the average run length (ARL) measure is used.
Monitoring biological processes using univariate statistical process control
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