Weaknesses of The Economic Design of Control Charts
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The Weaknesses of the Economic Design of Control Charts as mentioned in this paper, a survey of the economic design of control charts, is a good starting point for this paper. But it is incomplete.Abstract:
(1986). Weaknesses of The Economic Design of Control Charts. Technometrics: Vol. 28, No. 4, pp. 408-409.read more
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The Economic Design of X Charts Used to Maintain Current Control of a Process
TL;DR: A criterion that measures approximately the average net income of a process under surveillance of an X chart when the process is subject to random shifts in the process mean is established.
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The Economic Design of Control Charts: A Unified Approach
TL;DR: In this article, the choice of control chart parameters (sample size, sampling interval, and control limits) is considered from an economic point of view, and a general process model is considered, and the hourly cost function is derived.