Monitoring the stability of manufacturing processes in Industry 4.0 applications is crucial for ensuring product quality. However, the presence of anomalous observations can significantly impact the performance of control charting procedures, especially in complex and high-dimensional settings. In this work, we propose a new robust control chart to address these challenges in monitoring multivariate functional data while being robust to functional casewise and cellwise outliers. The proposed control charting framework consists of a functional univariate filter for identifying and replacing functional cellwise outliers, a robust imputation method for missing values, a casewise robust dimensionality reduction technique, and a monitoring strategy for the multivariate functional quality characteristic. We conduct extensive Monte Carlo simulations to compare the performance of the proposed control chart with existing approaches. Additionally, we present a real-case study in the automotive industry, where the proposed control chart is applied to monitor a resistance spot welding process and to demonstrate its effectiveness and practical applicability.
Monitoring Resistance Spot Welding Profiles via Robust Control Charts / Capezza, Christian; Centofanti, Fabio; Lepore, Antonio; Palumbo, Biagio. - (2023), pp. 91-92. ( 23th Annual Conference of the European Network for Business and Industrial Statistics (ENBIS) Valencia, Spagna 10-14 September 2023).
Monitoring Resistance Spot Welding Profiles via Robust Control Charts
Christian Capezza;Fabio Centofanti;Antonio Lepore
;Biagio Palumbo
2023
Abstract
Monitoring the stability of manufacturing processes in Industry 4.0 applications is crucial for ensuring product quality. However, the presence of anomalous observations can significantly impact the performance of control charting procedures, especially in complex and high-dimensional settings. In this work, we propose a new robust control chart to address these challenges in monitoring multivariate functional data while being robust to functional casewise and cellwise outliers. The proposed control charting framework consists of a functional univariate filter for identifying and replacing functional cellwise outliers, a robust imputation method for missing values, a casewise robust dimensionality reduction technique, and a monitoring strategy for the multivariate functional quality characteristic. We conduct extensive Monte Carlo simulations to compare the performance of the proposed control chart with existing approaches. Additionally, we present a real-case study in the automotive industry, where the proposed control chart is applied to monitor a resistance spot welding process and to demonstrate its effectiveness and practical applicability.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


