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Statistical methods for quality and productivity improvement

Jiang et al., 2023

Document ID
2321524894882835912
Author
Jiang W
Murphy T
Tsui K
Zhao Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Springer Handbook of Engineering Statistics

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The first section of this chapter introduces statistical process control (SPC) and robust design (RD), two important statistical methodologies for quality and productivity improvement. Section 11.1 describes in-depth SPC theory and tools for monitoring independent and …
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