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Special cause management: A knowledge-based approach to statistical process control
Authors:Kenneth R. Anderson  David E. Coleman  C. Ray Hill  Andrew P. Jaworski  Patrick L. Love  Douglas A. Spindler  Marwan Simaan
Affiliation:(1) BBN Laboratories, 10 Moulton St., 02138 Cambridge, MA, USA;(2) Alcoa Laboratories, Alcoa Center, 15069, PA, USA;(3) Electrical Engineering Department, Benedum Hall, University of Pittsburgh, 15261 Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Abstract:In this paper we discuss a set of software tools developed to support the tasks associated with managing special causes of variation in a manufacturing process. These tasks include the detection of significant changes in process variables, a diagnosis of the causes of those changes, the discovery of new causes, the management of performance data, and the reporting of results. The software tools include automatic recognition of ldquoout-of-controlrdquo features in critical process variables, rule-based diagnosis of special causes, a model-based search for symptoms where a diagnosis is not possible, and automated reporting aids. It is hoped that these tools will enhance the efficiency of special cause management.
Keywords:Statistical process control  knowledge-based systems  control charts  rule-based diagnosis  special causes
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