Autocorrelation and non-normality of process characteristic variables are two main difficulties that industrial engineers must face when they should implement control charting techniques. This paper presents new issues regarding the probability distribution of wavelets coefficients. Firstly, we highlight that wavelets coefficients have capacities to strongly decrease autocorrelation degree of original data and are normally-like distributed, especially in the case of Haar wavelet. We used AR(1) model with positive autoregressive parameters to simulate
autocorrelated data. Illustrative examples are presented to show wavelets coefficients properties. Secondly, the distributional parameters of wavelets coefficients are derived, it shows that wavelets coefficients reflect an interesting statistical properties for SPC purposes.
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Statistical process control for AR(1) or non-Gaussian processes using wavelets coefficients
Publication Details
Journal of Physical Science : Conference Series (JPCS), Vol.659, 012043
Resource Type
Conference proceeding
Conference
12th European Workshop on Advanced Control and Diagnosis (ACD 2015) (Pilsen, Czech Republic, 11/19/2015–11/20/2015)
Publisher
Institute of Physics Publishing Ltd.; United Kingdom
Series
659
Copyright
Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd
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Identifiers
WOS:000368103000043; 99380090779606600
Academic Unit
Mathematics and Statistics; Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering
Language
English
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