A Comparison of Two Phase One Control Charts

Shou-Peng Chou, Charles W. Champ

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Abstract

The Shewhart X- and R- (or S-) charts are commonly used to monitor the mean and standard deviation of a continuous quality measure. Another use of the control chart is to analyze a set of preliminary data taken on the output of a production process to determine if the process is behaving in a stable manner. A chart used in this manner is referred to as a Phase I or retrospective control chart. We give a comparison of two Phase I control charts recommended in the literature.

Original languageAmerican English
JournalProceedings of the Quality and Productivity Section of the American Statistical Association
StatePublished - Aug 12 1995

Keywords

  • Control Charts
  • Phase I
  • Shewhart charts
  • retrospective charts

DC Disciplines

  • Education
  • Mathematics

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