English Abstract
|
In this thesis, we consider the joint economic–statistical design ‾X and R control
charts which is based on the framework of the Costa and Chen et al. According to
the cost model we assume that the quality characteristic are autocorrelated and the
in–control time follows the Weibull distribution. There are four design parameters
: the sample size n, sampling interval h and the control limit factors k1 and k2 are
determined to design control charts ‾X and R, respectively.
At present, most literatures research either the economic–statistical design in
which the data is satisfying independent assumption or the control chart in which
the data is satisfying autocorrelated. But there are a few literatures in researching of
the combination of these two concepts. Consequently, we investigate these combined
themes in this thesis.
In this thesis, we use the grid search method by Monte Cario simulation to find the
optimal design parameters to minimize the expected cost per hour. We also perform
the sensitivity analysis to study the effects of autocorrelation, the amount of shift
in mean and variance and the Weibull scale parameters. As the result, when the
autocorrelation increases positively and then we would find that the sample size n
and the sampling interval h increase, but control limit factors k1 and k2 decrease. The
expected hourly cost increases by the autocorrelation either positively and nagetively
increase. When the amount shift of mean increases, n, h and k2 decrease and k1 and
the expected hourly cost increase. When the amount shift of variance increases, n, h
and k1 decrease and k2 and the expected hourly cost increase. When 1 increase, n,
h and k1 decrease and k2 and the expected hourly cost increase, but in the shift of the combination ( ,
)=(1,2), k1 decrease and n, h ,k2 and the expected hourly cost
increase.
|
Reference
|
-
LIST OF REFERENCES
連結:
-
[1] Alwan, L.C. and Roberts, H.V. (1988). Time-Series Modeling for Statistical
連結:
-
Process control. Journal of Business & Economuc Satisticals 6, 87–95.
連結:
-
[3] Banerjee, P.K. and Rahim, M.A. (1988). Economic design of ‾X control charts
連結:
-
under Weibull shock models. Technometrics 30, 407–414.
連結:
-
Design of ‾X and R Control Charts for Nonnormal Data. Working paper, Department
連結:
-
Reasearch 176, 986–998.
連結:
-
[6] Chen, Y.K. (2003). An evolutionary economic-statistical design for VSI ‾X control
連結:
-
non-normally correlated data. Internaional Journal of Production Research 39,
連結:
-
1931–1941.
連結:
-
[9] Costa, A.F.B. (1993). Joint Econimic Design of ‾X and R Control Charts for
連結:
-
[10] Costa, A.F.B. (1994). ‾X charts with variable sample sizes. Journal of Quality
連結:
-
Technology 26, 155–163.
連結:
-
[11] Costa, A.F.B. (1997). ‾X charts with variable sample sizes and sampling intervals.
連結:
-
Journal of Quality Technology 29, 197–204.
連結:
-
[12] Costa, A.F.B. (1998). Joint ‾X and R charts with variable parameters. IIE Transactions
連結:
-
[13] Costa, A.F.B. (1999a). ‾X charts with variable parameters. Journal of Quality
連結:
-
[14] Costa, A.F.B. (1999b). Joint ‾X and R charts with variable sample sizes and
連結:
-
Current Control of a Process. Journal of the American Statistical Association,
連結:
-
[17] Gan, F.F. (1995). Joint monitoring of process mean and variance using exponentially
連結:
-
[18] Ho, C. and Case, K.E. (1994). Economic Design of Control Charts: A Literature
連結:
-
[19] Johoson, N.L. (1949). Systems of Frenquency Curves Generated by Methods of
連結:
-
Translation. Biometrika 36, 149–176.
連結:
-
[20] Jones, L.L. and K.E. Case (1981). Economic Design of a Joint ‾X and R Control
連結:
-
[21] Knoth, S. and Schmid, W. (2002). Monitoring the mean and variance of a stationary
連結:
-
process. Neerlandica 56, 77–100.
連結:
-
[22] Lin, H.T. (2006). The Statistical Design of the ‾X Control chart for ARTA
連結:
-
Christain University, Chung Li, Taiwan.
連結:
-
[23] Lorenzen, T.J. and Vance, L.C. (1986). The economic design of control charts:
連結:
-
a unified approach. Technometrics 28, 3–10.
連結:
-
[29] Park, C. and Reynolds, M.R., Jr. (1994). Economic design of a variable sample
連結:
-
[30] Pearson, E.S. and Hartly, H.O. (1942). The Probability Integral of the Range in
連結:
-
[31] Rahim, M.A. (1989). Determination of Optimal Design Parameters of Joint ‾X
連結:
-
38, 2871–2889.
連結:
-
[33] Rendtel, U. (1990). CUSUM schemes with variable sampling intervals and sample
連結:
-
sizes. Statistical Papers 31, 103–118.
連結:
-
chart with variable sampling interval. Technometrics 30, 181–192.
連結:
-
interval ‾X Charts in the Presence of Correlation. Journal of Quality Technology
連結:
-
average control schemes with variable sampling intervals. Communications
連結:
-
in Statistics:Simulation and Computation 21, 627–657.
連結:
-
[39] Saniga, E.M. (1977). Joint Economic Design of ‾X and R Control Charts. Management
連結:
-
[40] Saniga, E.M. (1989). Economic Statistical of Control–Chart Designs with an
連結:
-
Research, January 2006.
連結:
-
of Special–Cause Control Charts for Correlated Processes. Technometrics 36, 3–
連結:
-
[43] Woodall, W.H. (1986). Weaknesses of the Economic Design of Control Charts.
連結:
-
Technometrics 28, 408–409.
連結:
-
[44] Yang, K. and Hancock, W.M. (1990). Statistical quality control for correlated
連結:
-
[45] Zhang, G. and Berardi, V. (1997). Economic statistical design of ‾X control charts
連結:
-
[2] Amin, R.W., W. Schmid and O. Frank (1998). The effects of autocorrelation on
-
the R chart and the S2 chart. Sankhya ser. B 59, 229–255.
-
[4] Chen, H. , Chang, K.W. and Pao Y.K.(2007). The Joint Economic–statistical
-
of Industrial Engineering, Chung–Yun Christian University, Chung Li,
-
Taiwan.
-
[5] Chen, H. and Y. Cheng (2007). Non–normality effects on the economic–statistical
-
design of ‾X charts withWeibull in–control time. European Journal of Operational
-
charts under non-normality. International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing
-
Technology 22, 602–610.
-
[7] Chou C.Y., Chen C.H. and Liu, H.R. (2001). Economic design of ‾X charts for
-
[8] Chou, C.Y., Wu, C.C. and Chen, C.H. (2006). Joint economic design of variable
-
sampling intervals ‾X and R charts using genetic algorithms. Communications in
-
Statistics:Simulation and Computation 35, 1027–1043.
-
Process Subject to Two Independent Assignable Cause. IIE Transactions 25,
-
27–33.
-
30, 505–514.
-
Technology 31, 408–416.
-
sampling intervals. Journal of Quality Technology 31, 387–397.
-
[15] Costa, A.F.B. and Rahim, M.A. (2000). Economic design of ‾X and R charts
-
under Weibull shock models. Quality and Reliability Engineering Inetrnational
-
16, 143–156.
-
[16] Duncan, A.J. (1956). The Economic Design of ‾X Charts Used to Mantain–
-
51, 228–242.
-
weighted moving average control charts. Technometrics 37, 446–453.
-
Review for 1981–1991. Journal of Quality Technology 26, 39–53.
-
Charts. AIIE Transactions 13, 182–195.
-
processes. Master Thesis, Department of Industrial Engineering, Chung-Yuan
-
[24] Lu, C.W. and Reynolds, M.R..JR (1999). Control Charts for Monitoring the
-
Mean and Variance of Autocorrelated Process. Journal of Quality Technology
-
31, 259–274.
-
[25] Maragah, H.D. and Woodall, W.H. (1992). The effect of autocorrelation on the
-
retrospective X chart. Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation 40,
-
29–42.
-
[26] McWilliams, T.P. (1989). Economic control chart designs and in–control time
-
distribution: A sensitivity study. Journal of Quality Technology 21, 103–110.
-
[27] McWilliams, T.P., E.M. Saniga, and D.J. Davis (2001). Economic–Statistical
-
Design of ‾X and R or ‾X and S Charts. Journal of Quality Technology 33, 234–
-
241.
-
[28] Montgomery, D.C. and C.M. Mastrangelo (1991). Some Statistical Process Control
-
Methods for Autocorrelated Data;Discussions;Response. Journal of Quality
-
Technology 23, 179–204.
-
size ‾X chart. Communications in Statistics, Part B–Simulation and Computation
-
23, 467–483.
-
Samples of n Observations from a Normal Population. Biometrika 32, 301–310.
-
and R Charts. Journal of Quality Technology 21, 65–70.
-
[32] Rahim, M.A. and A.F.B. Costa (2000). Joint Economic Design of ‾X and R
-
Charts Under Weibull Shock Models. Internaional Journal of Production Research
-
[34] Reynolds, M.R., Jr., Amin, R.W., Arnold, J.C. and Nachlas, J.A. (1988). ‾X
-
[35] Reynolds, M.R., Jr., Amin, R.W. and Arnold, J.C. (1990). CUSUM charts with
-
variable sampling interval. Technometrics 32, 371–384.
-
[36] Reynolds, M.R., Jr., Arnold, J.C. and Baik, J.W. (1996). Variable sampling
-
28, 12–30.
-
[37] Reynolds, M.R., Jr. and Arnold, J.C. (2001). EWMA control charts with variable
-
sample sizes and variable sampling intervals. IIE Transactions 33, 511–530.
-
[38] Saccucci, M.S., Amin, R.W. and Lucas, J.M. (1992). Exponential weighted moving
-
Science 24, 420–431.
-
Applicaction to ‾X and R Charts. Technometrics 31, 313–320.
-
[41] Serel, D.A. and Moskowitzs, H. (2006). Joint economic design of EWMA control
-
charts for mean and variance. Submitted to European Journal of Operational
-
[42] Wardell, D.G., Moskowitzs, H. and Plante, R.D. (1994). Run Length Distribution
-
17.
-
samples. International Journal of Production Research 28, 595–608.
-
for systems withWeibull in–control times. Computers and Industrial Engineering
-
32, 575–586.
|