Quality control and applied statistics

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  Año 1994, Vol. 39, Número 5

  • Statistical process control

    • Short-run satistical process control: Q chart enhacements and alternative methods

      Enrique Del Castillo, Douglas C. Montgomery

      págs. 481-485

      

    • Design of optimal exponential CUSUM control charts

      Fah Fatt Gan

      págs. 487-489

      

    • An information-economics approach to quality control attribute sampling

      Boaz Ronen

      págs. 491-494

      

    • Measures matrix chart: A holistic approach to understanfing operations

      James M. Madigan

      págs. 495-495

      

    • Strategies for robust multiresponse quality engineering

      Joseph J. Pignatiello

      págs. 497-497

      

    • A review of the literature on the use of SPC in batch production

      M.A. Salti, A. Statham

      págs. 499-500

      

    • An application of Bayesian methods in SPC

      Philip W. Woodward, Johm C. Naylor

      págs. 501-503

      

    • A Bayesian decision approach to model monitoring and cusums

      P. J. Harrison, P.P. Veerapen

      págs. 505-507

      

  • Sampling principles and plans

    • Paremeter estimation in systematic sampling

      Hans Schneeberger

      págs. 509-512

      

    • Dynamic sampling plans in on-line control charts

      Yanhong Wu, M.S. Srivastava

      págs. 513-515

      

    • Optimization of average-run-length properties of control charts using recurrent events

      Noel Artiles-Leon, Roberto Pérez Matos

      págs. 517-517

      

    • Computerized continuous sampling plans with finite production

      Ming C. Liu, Lori Aldag

      págs. 519-519

      

    • Analysis of two stage sampling plan with imperfect inspection

      Nasser S. Fard, Jason J. Kim

      págs. 521-521

      

    • Designing of tightened-normal-tightened (TNT) plans indexed by MAPD

      K K Suresh, S Balamurali

      págs. 523-523

      

    • The estimation of stratum means vector with random sample size

      Kun He

      págs. 525-527

      

  • Quality management

    • Ten areas for future research in total quality management

      A. Blanton Godfrey

      págs. 529-531

      

    • Planning and organizing for quality in a human resources departament

      Dick Armstrong, Ron Lawrence

      págs. 533-534

      

    • Enhancing the contribution of the human resource function to quality improvement

      Adrian Wilkinson, Mick Marchington, Barrie Dale

      págs. 535-537

      

    • Organizational design, inertia and the dynamics of competitive response

      Christopher Gresov, Heather A. Haveman, Terence A. Oliva

      págs. 539-540

      

    • Early steps on the road to quality at Quaker Chemical

      Ira R. Dolich, Matthew K. Frick, Jan Wolring

      págs. 541-543

      

    • Is a cost of quality system for you?

      Peter R. Corradi

      págs. 545-546

      

    • A new paradigm for measuring TQM progess

      James M. Cupello

      págs. 547-548

      

    • HACCP: A total quality system for assuring food safety & quality

      John K. McArnelly

      págs. 549-552

      

  • Mathematical statistics

    • Estimation of measurement bias using a model prediction approach

      Paul P. Biemer, Dale Atkinson

      págs. 553-556

      

    • To survive or to fail: That is the question

      Patricia S. Abel, Nozer D. Singpurwalla

      págs. 557-558

      

    • Inverse sampling for domain estimation in a stratified population

      Rahul Mukerjee, Sujit K. Basu

      págs. 559-560

      

    • Maximum likelihood estimation in survival analisys with grouped data on censored individuals and continuous data on failures

      S. Huet, A. Kaddour

      págs. 561-562

      

    • Maximum likelihood estimation from record breaking data for the Wibull distribution

      Lori A. Hoinkes, W.J. Padgett

      págs. 563-565

      

    • Estimating life functions of chi distribution using selected order statistics

      M Masoom Ali, A K Md Ehsanes Saleh

      págs. 567-570

      

  • Experimentation and correlation

    • Testing repeated measures hypotheses when covariance matrices are heterogeneous

      H.J. Keselman, Chough Carriere, Lisa M. Lix

      págs. 571-572