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Yunfei Ye¹, Dong Han¹

¹Department of Mathematical Sciences, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, People's Republic of China.

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|June 16, 2022

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This study introduces an optimal control chart for detecting abrupt changes in matrix sequences. The new measure minimizes false alarms, ensuring reliable change point detection with dynamic control limits.

Keywords:

Finite observations of matrix data dynamic control limits multivariate distributions optimal control chart

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Area of Science:

Statistical Process Control
Change Point Detection
Matrix Sequence Analysis

Background:

Control charts are essential for monitoring processes and detecting deviations.
Existing methods struggle with abrupt changes in finite matrix sequences.
Optimizing alarm reliability is critical for effective process management.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel performance measure for control charts detecting abrupt changes in finite matrix sequences.
To minimize the probability of failing to detect a change at an unknown time point.
To establish an optimal control chart with dynamic control limits.

Main Methods:

Construction and theoretical proof of an optimal control chart.
Dynamic control limits are implemented based on pre- and post-change distributions.
Exhaustive experimental validation using simulation and real-world data.

Main Results:

The proposed control chart demonstrates superior performance in detecting abrupt changes.
Optimality is proven for minimizing false alarm probabilities.
Experimental results confirm the chart's effectiveness across diverse scenarios.

Conclusions:

The developed optimal control chart offers a robust solution for change point detection in matrix sequences.
Dynamic control limits enhance sensitivity and reliability.
The findings have significant implications for quality control and process monitoring.