Quality control and applied statistics

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  Año 1998, Vol. 43, Número 4

  • Statistical process control

    • A practical approach for interpreting multivariate Tº control chart signals

      Robert L. Mason, Nola D. Tracy, John C. Young

      págs. 359-360

      

    • Detection capability of residual control chart for stationary process data

      Nien Fan Zhang

      págs. 361-362

      

    • Modified Shewhart-exponentially weighted moving average control charts

      Morton Klein

      págs. 363-365

      

    • A more accurate formultaion for a class of models for the economic design of control charts

      Yiannis Nikolaidis, Dimitrios Psoinos, George Tagaras

      págs. 367-370

      

    • Using on-line process data to improve quality: challenges for statisticians

      John F. MacGregor

      págs. 371-373

      

    • A study of statistical process control: practice, problems and training needs

      Peter C.H. Cheng, Samuel D. Dawson

      págs. 375-377

      

    • Estimating common-cause sigma in the presence of special causes

      Russell A. Boyles

      págs. 379-381

      

  • Sampling principles and plans

    • A consonance criterion for choosing sample size

      W. Alan Nicewander, James M. Price

      págs. 383-384

      

    • Exact sample size calculations for exponential family models

      J.K. Lindsey

      págs. 385-386

      

    • Power and sample size considerations for detecting deviations from secular trends in surveillance surveys

      Philip J. Smith

      págs. 387-388

      

    • Stabilized sieve sampling: a point-estimator analysis

      Jane M. Horgan

      págs. 389-392

      

  • Quality management

    • Critical factors in quality management and guidelines for self-assessment: the case of Singapore

      Hesan A. Quazi, Julia Jemangin, Low Wai Kit, Chin Lee Kian

      págs. 393-395

      

    • Measurement of distributor commitment in industrial channels of distribution

      Keysuk Kim, Gary L. Frazier

      págs. 397-399

      

    • Interorganizational cooperation: the role of information technology. An empirical comparison of U.S. and Japanese suppllier relations

      M. Bensaou

      págs. 401-403

      

    • Reinventing higher education: the leadership challenge

      Robin Middlehurst

      págs. 405-406

      

  • Statistical inference

    • t distribution modeling using the available statistical software

      Mortaza Jamshidian

      págs. 407-409

      

    • Jackknifing in the presence of inhomogeneity

      Noel Cressie

      págs. 411-413

      

    • Cramér-von Mises test of fit for the Poisson distribution

      John J. Spinelli, Michael A. Stephens

      págs. 415-416

      

    • An improved approach for estimating the mean and standard deviation of a subjective probability distribution

      Hon Shiang Lau, Amy Hing-Ling Lau, Yue Zhang

      págs. 417-419

      

  • Experimentation and correlation

    • Confidence intervals on measures of variability in R&R studies

      Richard K. Burdick, Greg A. Larsen

      págs. 421-423

      

    • Analysis of components of variation in automotive stamping processes

      Walton M. Hancock, Matthew Zayko, Mark Autio, Donald Ponagajba

      págs. 425-426

      

    • Explaining power using two-level factorial designs

      Donald G. Watts

      págs. 427-428

      

    • The use of energy-related characteristics in robust product design

      Gary S. Wasserman

      págs. 429-430

      

    • Multi-response robust design by principal component analysis

      Chao Ton Su, Lee Ing Tong

      págs. 431-433

      

    • An approach to developing multi-level fractional factorial designs

      Thomas C. Bingham

      págs. 435-436

      

    • An algorithm to generate near D-optimal designs for multiple response surface models

      S. Chang

      págs. 437-439

      

    • Making mixtures robust to noise and mixing measurement errors

      Stefan H. Steiner, Michael Hamada

      págs. 441-443

      

    • Nonparametric maximum likelihood estimation from samples with irrelevant data and verification bias

      Diane Lambert, Luke Tierney

      págs. 445-446

      

    • Graphical methods for robust design with dynamic characteristics

      Mahesh Lunami, Vijayan N. Nair, Gary S. Wasserman

      págs. 447-449

      

    • Pre-experiment planning for designed experiments: graphical methods

      Russell R. Barton

      págs. 451-452