2018
DOI: 10.1002/qre.2294
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A new adaptive EWMA control chart for monitoring the process dispersion

Abstract: The exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA), cumulative sum (CUSUM), and adaptive EWMA (AEWMA) control charts have had wide popularity because of their excellent speed in tracking infrequent process shifts, which are expected to lie within certain ranges. In this paper, we propose a new AEWMA dispersion chart that may achieve better performance over a range of dispersion shifts. The idea is to first consider an unbiased estimator of the dispersion shift using the EWMA statistic, and then based on the magn… Show more

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“…and the range of smoothing constant value to estimate the process is from 0 to 1 such as ∈ (0, 1]. Haq et al 22 has utilized̂ * * as an unbiased estimator of for more precise dispersion estimation by considering some value of likê (3) with (̂ * * ) = (details can also be seen in Haq 20 and Haq et al 22 For the in-control case, (̂ * * ) = = 0 at time ≤ 0 , process has no but as entered (̂ * * ) = ≠ 0 at time > 0, dispersion process is taken aŝ * * > 0 and̂ * * < 0 for̂ * > 0 and̂ * < 0, for the increased and decreased magnitudes, respectively, but̃= |̂ * * | is recommended for estimating as |̂ * * | for any magnitude of dispersion . Now, the plotting statistic of the proposed FAEWMA-2 chart using the sequence { } is designed to detect increasing and decreasing dispersion by recursively computing the EWMA statistic as follows:…”
Section: Design Of the Proposed Faewma-s Chartmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and the range of smoothing constant value to estimate the process is from 0 to 1 such as ∈ (0, 1]. Haq et al 22 has utilized̂ * * as an unbiased estimator of for more precise dispersion estimation by considering some value of likê (3) with (̂ * * ) = (details can also be seen in Haq 20 and Haq et al 22 For the in-control case, (̂ * * ) = = 0 at time ≤ 0 , process has no but as entered (̂ * * ) = ≠ 0 at time > 0, dispersion process is taken aŝ * * > 0 and̂ * * < 0 for̂ * > 0 and̂ * < 0, for the increased and decreased magnitudes, respectively, but̃= |̂ * * | is recommended for estimating as |̂ * * | for any magnitude of dispersion . Now, the plotting statistic of the proposed FAEWMA-2 chart using the sequence { } is designed to detect increasing and decreasing dispersion by recursively computing the EWMA statistic as follows:…”
Section: Design Of the Proposed Faewma-s Chartmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We used a real‐life data example of the hard‐baked process. The data are taken from Montgomery 36 . We have taken 25 samples, each sample is taken from the process of size 5 wafers.…”
Section: Real‐life Examplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the remarkable adaptability of this AEWMA scheme, it has been investigated by several researchers, see, for instance, Refs. [4–12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%