X_it | R Documentation |
With the results of xrs_gr
followed by previous X_it iterations, the function calculates the X control limits charts, using a data frame with a fixed subgroup size n. In the graph plotting, the function estimates if any value (row or subgroup average) is out of control limits, and returns a list with calculations. Also, gives the R chart and control limits, which will be used in R_it
function.
X_it(prev.results)
prev.results |
Is a list of previous results obtained by the |
The function stops if the X chart is under control already, and also stops if there is not any active graphic device.
in.control |
The under control row list for the X chart |
R.in.control |
The under control row list for the R chart |
out.control |
The out of control row list for the X chart |
Iteraciones |
The iterations number, It is assumed to be the second or later |
data.0 |
The original data frame |
data.1 |
The under control subset after iteration |
data.r.1 |
The calculated ranges of data.0 |
bin |
The binary values for out of control equal to one and under control equal to zero, for X and R charts |
LX |
The X chart control limits vector |
LR |
The R chart control limits vector |
Limites Grafixa X |
The X chart control limits vector |
Limites Grafixa R |
The R chart control limits vector |
Conclusion del proceso |
The same results in a phrase as the bin values |
For the true Range control limits calculation, use R_it
.
Erick Marroquin
Montgomery, D.C. (2005) Introduction to Statistical Quality Control, 5th ed. New York: John Wiley & Sons, ISBN 0-471-65631-3
xrs_gr
, R_it
, Cp_X
, we_rules
data(vol_sample)
results1<-xrs_gr(vol_sample)
results2<-X_it(results1)
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