Classic charting procedures are usually designed assuming that process parameters are known or may be estimated using large Phase I samples gathered before a production run. However, in some manufacturing settings, such as during the process start-up, historical data cannot be collected to accurately estimate the in-control process parameters. In this article, we suggest a new self-starting control chart which uses consecutive observations to jointly update the parameter estimates and check for out-of-control conditions. In particular, we introduce a charting procedure, ACUSCORE, that updates the reference pattern of a type-CUSCORE chart using an adaptive EWMA. The proposed control chart seems to outperform traditional self-starting control charts which neglect the dynamic pattern of the mean change.

An Enhanced Control Chart for Start-Up Processes and Short Runs

CAPIZZI, GIOVANNA;MASAROTTO, GUIDO
2009

Abstract

Classic charting procedures are usually designed assuming that process parameters are known or may be estimated using large Phase I samples gathered before a production run. However, in some manufacturing settings, such as during the process start-up, historical data cannot be collected to accurately estimate the in-control process parameters. In this article, we suggest a new self-starting control chart which uses consecutive observations to jointly update the parameter estimates and check for out-of-control conditions. In particular, we introduce a charting procedure, ACUSCORE, that updates the reference pattern of a type-CUSCORE chart using an adaptive EWMA. The proposed control chart seems to outperform traditional self-starting control charts which neglect the dynamic pattern of the mean change.
2009
Conference Proceedings of IESM'2009, International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Systems Management
International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Systems Management (IESM) 2009
9782960053227
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