Ch. 13. Control chart schemes for monitoring the mean and variance of processes subject to sustained shifts and drifts

We consider control chart schemes for detecting sustained shifts and drifts in the process mean μ and process standard deviation σ, when individual observations are sampled from the process. The standard Shewhart X chart and moving range (MR) chart are contrasted with several types of exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) and cumulative sum (CUSUM) control charts and with combinations of charts involving the EWMA charts or the CUSUM charts. The combinations involving the EWMA charts or the CUSUM charts are convenient to implement on-line and can detect small shifts and slow-rate drifts in μ and/or σ much faster than the traditional Shewhart X and MR charts.

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