Control charts are used to identify non-random behaviours of a manufacturing process by monitoring changes in the distribution of the quality characteristics of the tested product. Process monitoring of related variables is usually referred to as a multivariate quality control problem. In many applications there is not enough information to justify the assumption of a specific form for the underlying process distribution. Thus, a non-parametric approach is a valid tool in a quality control process. Among possible non-parametric statistical techniques, data depth functions are gaining increasing interest in multivariate quality control. The aim of this work is to investigate the behaviour of a non-parametric approach based on the notion of the L^p depth in the statistical process control.
The L^P data depth and its application to multivariate process control charts / Iorio, Carmela; Pandolfo, Giuseppe; Staiano, Michele; Aria, Massimo; Siciliano, Roberta. - (2021), pp. 352-355. (Intervento presentato al convegno 13th Scientific Meeting of the Classification and Data Analysis Group (CLADAG 2021)) [10.36253/978-88-5518-340-6].
The L^P data depth and its application to multivariate process control charts
Carmela Iorio
;Giuseppe Pandolfo;Michele Staiano;Massimo Aria;Roberta Siciliano
2021
Abstract
Control charts are used to identify non-random behaviours of a manufacturing process by monitoring changes in the distribution of the quality characteristics of the tested product. Process monitoring of related variables is usually referred to as a multivariate quality control problem. In many applications there is not enough information to justify the assumption of a specific form for the underlying process distribution. Thus, a non-parametric approach is a valid tool in a quality control process. Among possible non-parametric statistical techniques, data depth functions are gaining increasing interest in multivariate quality control. The aim of this work is to investigate the behaviour of a non-parametric approach based on the notion of the L^p depth in the statistical process control.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.