Frontiers in Statistical Quality Control

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-X

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2. Sampling Inspection

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Attriables Acceptance Sampling Plans

      • D. H. Baillie

      Pages 3-33

   3. Sensitivity to Process Quality under the Proposed Revision of ISO 2859

      • T. Koyama

      Pages 34-57

   4. Bounded Outgoing Quality Sampling Plans when the Prior Distribution of Lot Defectives is not Binomial

      • E. L. Kaijage, J. E. Hall, M. Z. Hassan

      Pages 58-71

   5. Developmental Studies on New Sampling Inspection Plans

      • H. Kimura, Ch. Asano

      Pages 72-82

   6. On the Design of Exact Single Sampling Plans by Variables

      • M. Bruhn-Suhr, W. Krumbholz, H.-J. Lenz

      Pages 83-90

   7. The Pitfall of Acceptance Sampling by Variables

      • E. v. Collani

      Pages 91-99

   8. Design of Economic Sampling Plan Based on Empirical Bayesian Approach

      • H. Ohta, S. Ogawa

      Pages 100-108

   9. Minimax Regret Sampling Plans Based on Generalized Moments of the Prior Distribution

      • W. Seidel

      Pages 109-119

3. Process Quality Control

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 121-121

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   2. Shewhart Control Charts for Individuals with Time-Ordered Data

      • M. K. Hart, R. F. Hart

      Pages 123-137

   3. On an Adaptive Acceptance Control Chart for Autocorrelated Processes

      • P. Thyregod, H. Madsen

      Pages 138-154

   4. The Use (and Misuse) of False Alarm Probabilities in Control Chart Design

      • B. M. Adams, W. H. Woodall, C. A. Lowry

      Pages 155-168

   5. Optimal Dynamic Application of a Fraction-Defective Control Chart to Control a Production Process

      • S. P. Ladany, T. Raz

      Pages 169-179

   6. Importance of Process and Control in Statistical Process Control

      • A. K. Shahani

      Pages 180-190

   7. Robustness and Flexibility of Constrained Economic Designs

      • E. M. Saniga

      Pages 191-200

   8. Approximately Optimal Economic Process Control for a General Class of Control Procedures

      • O. Hryniewicz

      Pages 201-215

   9. Control Charts for Environmental Data

      • H. Schneider, Y. Hui, J. M. Pruett

      Pages 216-226

   10. Statistical Process Control for the Process Industries

       • G. B. Wetherill, D. W. Brown

       Pages 227-243

Like the first three volumes, published in 1981, 1984 and 1987 and met with a lively response, the present volume is collecting contributions stressed on methodology or successful industrial applications. The papers are classified under three main headings; sampling inspection, process quality control and experimental design. In the first group there are nine papers on acceptance sampling. The second large group of papers deal with control charts and process control and the third group of papers includes contributions on experimental design.

• Moment
• Statistical Process Control
• algorithms
• control
• design
• quality
• quality control

• Institut für Statistik und Ökonometrie, Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin 33, Germany

  Hans-Joachim Lenz, Peter-Theodor Wilrich

• Industrial Statistics Research Unit, The University of Newcastle upon Tyne, GB-Newcastle upon Tyne, England

  G. Barry Wetherill

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