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Monitoring Coefficient of Variation using One-Sided Run Rules control charts in the presence of Measurement Errors

We investigate in this paper the effect of the measurement error on the performance of Run Rules control charts monitoring the coefficient of variation (CV) squared. The previous Run Rules CV chart in the literature is improved slightly by monitoring the CV squared using two one-sided Run Rules charts instead of monitoring the CV itself using a two-sided chart. The numerical results show that this improvement gives better performance in detecting process shifts. Moreover, we will show through simulation that the \textit{precision} and \textit{accuracy} errors do have negative effect on the performance of the proposed Run Rules charts. We also find out that taking multiple measurements per item is not an effective way to reduce these negative effects.

preprint2020arXivOpen access

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