Quality control and applied statistics

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  Año 2007, Vol. 52, Número 4

  • A " six sigma" case study: G.E.P. Box's paper helicopter experiment

    J A Johnson, S Widener, H. S. Gitlow, E Popovich

    págs. 105-108

    

  • Knowledge gathering, team capabilities, and project performance in challenging work environments

    Martine R. Haas

    págs. 109-360

    

  • New demerit control limits for Poisson distributed defects

    Justin R Chimka, P Vanessa Cabrera Arispe

    págs. 361-362

    

  • Model-based control charts in phase 1 statistical process control

    Alex J Koning

    págs. 363-364

    

  • Multivariate control charts for monitoring the mean vector and covariance matrix

    Gyo-Young Cho, Marion R. Reynolds, Jr.

    págs. 365-370

    

  • Acceptance sampling based on truncated life tests for generalized Rayleigh distribution

    Tzong-Ru Tsai, Shuo-Jye Wu

    págs. 371-376

    

  • Adaptive importance sampling technique for Markov chains using stochastic approximation

    T P I Ahamed, V S Borkar, S Juneja

    págs. 377-378

    

  • Bootstrap diagnostics and remedies

    Angelo J Canty, Anthony C. Davison, David V. Hinkley, Valérie Ventura

    págs. 379-380

    

  • Small sample uniformity in random number generation

    E A Galperin, I Galpetin

    págs. 381-384

    

  • On the planning and design of sample surveys

    Ron S. Kenett

    págs. 385-388

    

  • Sample size implications when biases are modelled rather than ignored

    Paul Gustafson

    págs. 389-394

    

  • An optimal lot-sizing and offline inspection policy in the case of nonrigid demand

    Shoshana Anily, Abraham Grosfeld-Nir

    págs. 395-396

    

  • 'It was such a handy term': Management fashions and pragmatic ambiguity

    Hélène Giroux

    págs. 397-398

    

  • Selling quality ideas to management

    Brien Palmer

    págs. 399-400

    

  • A "six sigma " black belt case study: G.E.P. Box's paper helicopter experiment

    J Adam Johnson, Scott Widener, Howard Gitlow, Edward Popovich

    págs. 401-410

    

  • Building quality at Veridian Homes

    Denis Leonard

    págs. 411-414

    

  • Adaptive estimation of error density in nonparametric regression with small sample size

    Sam Efromovich

    págs. 415-420

    

  • Sampling plans based on balanced incomplete block designs for evaluating the importance of computer model inputs

    Max D Morris, Leslie M Moore, Michael D McKay

    págs. 421-426

    

  • The D-optimal design of blocked experiments with mixture components

    Alexander N Donev, Peter Goos

    págs. 427-432

    

  • A response surface approach to tolerance design

    A Freek Huele, Jan Engel

    págs. 433-438

    

  • Noise strategy in robust design: What aspects of noise factors are important in quality engineering?

    Jasmeet Singh, D D Frey, N Soderborg

    págs. 439-440

    

  • Robust parameter design with feedback control

    Tirthankar Dasgupta, C.F. Jeff Wu

    págs. 441-442

    

  • An improvement in estimating the population mean by using the correlation coefficient

    Cem Kadilar, Hülya Cingi

    págs. 443-446

    

  • Improving customer service operations at Amazon.com

    Matthew F Keblis, Maomao Chen

    págs. 447-448

    

  • Implementing legacy programs for quality engineering in a spreadsheet environment

    John S Lawson, Stephen W Liddle, David Meade

    págs. 449-450

    

  • Quality management in Pakistan's bedwear industry

    Mahnaz Fatima, Ejaz Ahmed

    págs. 451-454

    

  • Assuring product quality in the production of nanoelectronic components

    Bernard L Rue

    págs. 455-458

    

  • The impact of capacity costs on product differentiation in delivery time, delivery reliability, and price

    Tamer Boyaci, Saibal Ray

    págs. 459-462

    

  • An assessment of statistical process control-based approaches for charting student evaluation scores

    Xin Ding, Don Wardell, Rohit Verma

    págs. 463-464

    

  • Reducing bias in ecological studies: An evaluation of different methodologies

    Gillian A. Lancaster, Mick Green, Steven Lane

    págs. 465-466