2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00500-020-05012-5
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Neoteric ranked set sampling for robust $$\bar{X}$$ and R control charts

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“…Hanandeh and Al‐Nasser 124 designed a Shewhart‐type mean control chart to monitor the process by employing the cost‐effective MMRSS scheme. Koyuncu and Karagoz 125 used the NRSS scheme in statistical quality control to develop robust X and R control charts. Hanandeh and Al‐Nasser 95 constructed the Shewhart‐type mean control chart to monitor the process mean based on the modified version of the MMRSS scheme.…”
Section: Categorizing Literature Based On Type Of Control Charts Unde...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hanandeh and Al‐Nasser 124 designed a Shewhart‐type mean control chart to monitor the process by employing the cost‐effective MMRSS scheme. Koyuncu and Karagoz 125 used the NRSS scheme in statistical quality control to develop robust X and R control charts. Hanandeh and Al‐Nasser 95 constructed the Shewhart‐type mean control chart to monitor the process mean based on the modified version of the MMRSS scheme.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Mehmood et al (2013a) extended the detection ability of the ranked set techniques-based mean control chart by adding runs rules. The interested reader can find more studies of control charts involving ranked set schemes in the works of Nazir et al (2013), Mehmood et al (2014), Abbasi and Riaz (2016), Mehmood et al (2017), Hussain et al (2019), Noor-ul Amin and Tayyab (2020), Nawaz and Han (2020), Noor-ul Amin and Riaz (2020), and Koyuncu and Karagoz (2020), and references therein. The aforementioned elaborated control charts deal with several related characteristics independently, and therefore they are called univariate control charts.…”
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