Number of Replications Required in Control Chart Monte Carlo Simulation Studies
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- Algorithm AS 258: Average Run Lengths for Cumulative Sum Schemes
- An integral equation for the in-control average run length of a multivariate exponentially weighted moving average control chart
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- Double moving average-EWMA control chart for exponentially distributed quality
- Monitoring the process variance using GWMA for exponentially distributed characteristics
- Kumaraswamy control chart for monitoring double bounded environmental data
- A progressive mean control chart for COM-Poisson distribution
- Designing of Gini-chart for exponential, t, logistic and Laplace distributions
- Monitoring of zero-inflated binomial processes with a DEWMA control chart
- A new approach to design median control charts for location monitoring
- A new exponentially weighted moving average control chart to monitor count data with applications in healthcare and manufacturing
- Monitoring process mean level using auxiliary information
- The performance of the one-sided truncated exponentially weighted moving average X¯ control chart in the presence of measurement errors
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