Using profile monitoring techniques for a data‐rich environment with huge sample size

K Wang, F Tsung - Quality and reliability engineering …, 2005 - Wiley Online Library
Quality and reliability engineering international, 2005Wiley Online Library
In‐process sensors with huge sample size are becoming popular in the modern
manufacturing industry, due to the increasing complexity of processes and products and the
availability of advanced sensing technology. Under such a data‐rich environment, a sample
with huge size usually violates the assumption of homogeneity and degrades the detection
performance of a conventional control chart. Instead of charting summary statistics such as
the mean and standard deviation of observations that assume homogeneity within a sample …
Abstract
In‐process sensors with huge sample size are becoming popular in the modern manufacturing industry, due to the increasing complexity of processes and products and the availability of advanced sensing technology. Under such a data‐rich environment, a sample with huge size usually violates the assumption of homogeneity and degrades the detection performance of a conventional control chart. Instead of charting summary statistics such as the mean and standard deviation of observations that assume homogeneity within a sample, this paper proposes charting schemes based on the quantile–quantile (Q–Q) plot and profile monitoring techniques to improve the performance. Different monitoring schemes are studied based on various shift patterns in a huge sample and compared via simulation. Guidelines are provided for applying the proposed schemes to similar industrial applications in a data‐rich environment. Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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