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X¯ chart with adaptive sample sizes

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In this paper, the adaptive-sample-size control chart is compared with the fixed-sample size control chart in terms of average run length under shifts in the process mean of variable magnitude.
Abstract
Standard Shewhart control charts employ fixed sample sizes at equal sampling intervals. By varying the sample size depending on the current location of the process mean, the mean time to detect an off-target condition can be reduced. The adaptive-sample-size control chart is compared with the fixed-sample-size control chart in terms of average run length under shifts in the process mean of variable magnitude. Significant improvements have been obtained with the adaptive-sample-size charts, particularly for small shifts. These improvements are achieved without increasing the in-control average sample size beyond that of the fixed-sample-size approach. A fast initial response is suggested and advantages of the procedure over fixed-sample-size control are illustrated with two examples from discrete manufacturing processes.

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A Combined Adaptive Sample Size and Sampling Interval X Control Scheme

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A Survey of Recent Developments in the Design of Adaptive Control Charts

TL;DR: In this paper, a survey of recent developments in the statistical and economic design of adaptive or dynamic charts that allow some of their parameters to change is presented, in a comprehensive way.
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X̄ Chart with Variable Sample Size and Sampling Intervals

TL;DR: In this article, the X-bar chart with variable sampling intervals (VSI) and the variable sample size (VSS) are compared to the traditional X-Bar chart in detecting shifts in the process.
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X̄ Charts with Variable Parameters

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EWMA control charts with variable sample sizes and variable sampling intervals

TL;DR: It is shown that using either the VSS or VSI feature in an EWMA control chart substantially improves the ability to detect all but very large shifts in the process mean.
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TL;DR: The variable sampling interval (VSI) chart as discussed by the authors uses a short sampling interval if the sample is close to but not actually outside the control limits, and a long sampling interval for the sample if it is closer to target.
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Double sampling X charts

TL;DR: In this article, the double sampling X chart is proposed, which is the counterpart to double sampling plans, which offers better statistical efficiency (in terms of statistical efficiency) than double sampling plan.
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Double Sampling X̅ Charts

TL;DR: The purpose of this paper is to propose a new control chart, the double sampling X chart, which is the counterpart to double sampling plans, which offers better statistical efficiency.
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Adaptive Sampling for Process Control

TL;DR: A generalization of this standard paradigm removes the restriction of equal waiting times between subgr.. as mentioned in this paper, which typically entail monitoring the process by selecting rational subgroups of equal size at equal time intervals.
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