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A distribution-free control chart for joint monitoring of location and scale in finite horizon productions

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  • Arturo Javier Diaz Pulido

    (Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon)

  • Alvaro Eduardo Cordero Franco

    (Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon)

  • Víctor Gustavo Tercero Gómez

    (Tecnologico de Monterrey)

Abstract

We propose a distribution-free Shewhart-type control chart for jointly monitoring location and scale in a finite horizon production, commonly presented in manufacturing environments characterized by high flexibility, production variety, and a limited number of scheduled inspections. The Lepage-type statistic used in this research combines the Wilcoxon rank sums and Mood statistics with control limits obtained through Monte Carlo simulation to achieve a guaranteed in-control performance considering the practitioner-to-practitioner variation across their reference samples. We performed an extensive Monte-Carlo simulation to evaluate the performance of the proposed chart over several scenarios. The in-control results show the benefits of using the guaranteed limits compared with the unconditional version of the proposed control chart. In most scenarios, the out-of-control experimentation presents a better performance of the proposed control chart than the chart using the classical Lepage statistic with the Ansary–Bradley statistic instead of the Mood statistic. We present a real example to show practitioners the implementation of the proposed control chart.

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  • Arturo Javier Diaz Pulido & Alvaro Eduardo Cordero Franco & Víctor Gustavo Tercero Gómez, 2025. "A distribution-free control chart for joint monitoring of location and scale in finite horizon productions," Computational Statistics, Springer, vol. 40(6), pages 2857-2875, July.
  • Handle: RePEc:spr:compst:v:40:y:2025:i:6:d:10.1007_s00180-023-01361-5
    DOI: 10.1007/s00180-023-01361-5
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