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An Algorithm for the Determination of the Economic Design of -Charts Based on Duncan's Model
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Mathematical ProgrammingEngineeringApplied EconomicsIndustrial EngineeringOptimal Experimental DesignStructural OptimizationMarket DesignOptimal System DesignOperations ResearchComputational EconomicsCost EngineeringEconomic AnalysisSystems EngineeringModeling And SimulationSample SizeProcess OptimizationQuantitative ManagementLinear OptimizationMathematical EconomicsEconomicsDesign VariablesDesignImplicit EquationIndustrial DesignBusinessEconometricsEconodynamicsEconomic DesignEconomics And ComputationMicroeconomics
An algorithm for the determination of the economic design of -charts based on Duncan's model is described in this paper. This algorithm consists of solving an implicit equation in design variables n (sample size) and k (control limit factor) and an explicit equation for h (sampling interval). The use of this algorithm not only yields the exact optimum but also provides valuable information so that the sensitivity of the optimum loss-cost (L*) can be evaluated. Loss-cost contours are used to discuss the nature of the loss-cost surface and the effect of the design variables. The effect of two parameters, the delay factor (e), and the average time for an assignable cause to occur (1/λ), on the optimum design is evaluated. Numerical examples are used for illustrations.
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