View source: R/MultivariateCalibratePerformanceMeasure.R
mcalibrateControlLimit | R Documentation |
The methodology used to calibrate the control limit for the SNS chart depending on the selected chart
mcalibrateControlLimit( targetARL = NULL, targetMRL = NULL, n, m, nv, theta = NULL, Ftheta = NULL, dists = c("Normal", "Normal"), mu = c(0, 0), sigma = NULL, dists.par = matrix(c(0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1), ncol = 2), correlation = 0, chart = "T2", chart.par = c(10), replicates = 50000, isParallel = FALSE, maxIter = 20, progress = TRUE, alignment = "unadjusted", constant = NULL, absolute = FALSE )
targetARL |
scalar. is the target ARL to calibrate. By default is set to NULL |
targetMRL |
scalar. is the target ARL to calibrate. By default is set to NULL |
n |
scalar. Subroup size |
m |
scalar. Reference sample size |
nv |
scalar. Number of variables to be generated. |
theta |
vector. Value corresponding with the |
Ftheta |
vector. Quantile of the data distribution. The values that take are between (0,1). |
dists |
vector of character string. Distribution of each variable. The length mus be the same as the number of variables. Select from:
|
mu |
vector. Two elements of the vector the first one is the mean of the reference sample and the second one is the mean of the monitoring sample. |
sigma |
scalar. Standard deviation of the desired distribution. |
dists.par |
matrix For each variable (column), specify
The number of columns must be the same as the number of variables. |
correlation |
scalar. Corralation between variables. |
chart |
character string. Selected type of chart. One option available:
|
chart.par |
vector. Control limit and other parameters of the selected chart. |
replicates |
scalar. Number of replicates to get the ARL |
isParallel |
logical. If |
maxIter |
scalar. is a numeric. The maximum number of iteration to take the calibration before stops |
progress |
logical. If |
The argument chart.par
in this function correspond to the initial parameters to start the calibration.
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