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Abdullah A Zaagan1, Imad Khan2, Ali Rashash R Alzahrani3
1Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Jazan University, P.O. Box 2097, 45142, Jazan, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Abstract:
The study presents a new parameter free adaptive exponentially weighted moving average (AEWMA) control chart tailored for monitoring process dispersion, utilizing an adaptive approach for determining the smoothing constant. This chart is crafted to adeptly detect shifts within anticipated ranges in process dispersion by dynamically computing the smoothing constant. To assess its effectiveness, the chart's performance is measured through concise run-length profiles generated from Monte Carlo simulations. A notable aspect is the incorporation of an unbiased estimator in computing the smoothing constant through the suggested function, thereby improving the chart's capability to identify different levels of increasing and decreasing shifts in process dispersion. The comparison with an established adaptive EWMA-S2 dispersion chart highlights the considerable efficiency of the proposed chart in addressing diverse magnitudes of process dispersion shifts. Additionally, the study includes an application to a real-life dataset, showcasing the practicality and user-friendly nature of the proposed chart in real-world situations.
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