Diagnosing Problems of Distribution-Free Multivariate Control Chart

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In order to solve the problem of only have a few historical data that can be used in multivariate process monitoring, a new distribution-free multivariate control chart has been proposed. And in the control chart structure the control limits are determined on-line with the future observations and the historical data. Therefore, the proposed control chart has very important application in practice. However, the research doesn’t study the problem of the fault diagnosis after the control chart alarms. So we use LASSO-based diagnostic framework to identify when a detected shift has occurred and to isolate the shifted components.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 971-973)

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