Run-Length Distribution for Control Charts with Runs and Scans Rules

By Galit Shmueli, A. Cohen. 2003

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Run Length Distribution and Percentiles: The Shewhart Chart with Unknown Parameters (2007, background): “Shmueli and Cohen ( 2003 ) also advocated the use of run length percentiles.”
Monitoring the ratio of two normal variables using Run Rules type control charts (2016, background): “…studies that have investigated the Shewhart charts with Run Rules were reported in Divoky and Taylor (1995), Champ and Woodall (1997), Klein (2000), Shmueli and Cohen (2003), Fu et al. (2003), Khoo (2004), Yasui, Ojima, and Suzuki (2006), Acosta-Mejia (2007), Antzoulakos and Rakitzis (2008), Zhang…”
Double exponentially weighted moving average control chart with supplementary runs-rules (2020, unknown): “Other studies that focused on monitoring the process mean using Shewhart control charts with supplementary runs-rules include Khoo (2003), Shmueli and Cohen (2003), Antzouakos & Rakitzis (2008), Zhang and Castagliola (2010).”
Optimal design of the adaptive EWMA chart for the mean based on median run length and expected median run length (2019, background): “Furthermore, in view of the advantage provided by the MRL as a better and fair indicator of central tendency, Gan (1993, 1994), Shmueli and Cohen (2003), Golosnoy and Schmid (2007), Capizzi and Masarotto (2008), Khoo, Wong, Wu, and Castagliola (2012), Low, Khoo, Teoh, and Wu (2012), Nyau, Ming, and…”
Monitoring the Coefficient of Variation Using Control Charts with Run Rules (2013, background): “Fu, J., Shmueli, G., Cohen, A. and Chang, Y. (2003).”