Maximum likelihood-based diagnostics after a signal from control charts.
When a control chart or combination of charts signals that there has been a change in the mean or variance of the process being monitored, there is usually no direct indication of when the change occured, which parameter changed, or how much the parameter changed. Knowing the change point, which par...
| Published in: | Journal of Quality Technology 44, 4 (2012). |
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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