Ramadan Hamed

TL;DR: The simulation results in this paper show that estimating the parameters results in extensively excessive false alarms and as a result a large number of Phase I samples is needed to achieve the desired in-control performance of the MAEWMA chart.

TL;DR: Considerable inequalities exist in almost all cities but the level of inequalities and their development over time appear to differ across cities, implying that inequalities are amenable to policy interventions and that it is worth investigating why inequalities are higher in one city than in another.

TL;DR: Results prove two additional benefits of the MGP-BoD over older BoD, which enhances BoD discriminating power by eliminating all ties in CI values and, hence, country ranks and makes weights more insightful, interpretable, comparable to weights from other weighting systems, and easier to interpret compared to BoD.

TL;DR: In this paper, an overview of slum challenge in Cairo governorate, Egypt is provided, and a physical deprivation index that allows the ranking of small geographic areas accordingly to their levels of physical deprivation is constructed.

TL;DR: The results show that the new optimization design can improve the performance of the AEWMA control chart from an overall point of view relative to the various designs presented by Cappizzi and Masarotto (2003).