International Journal of Intelligent Systems · 2004 · 106 citations · 15 references
ManagementQuality ManagementQuality AssuranceSet TheoryUncertainty QuantificationControl ChartsData AnalysisFuzzy LogicInspectionVaguenessFuzzy ControlFuzzy Rule-based SystemsFuzzy Sets
Fuzzy set theory enables representation of vague data, and fuzzy logic provides a systematic framework for ambiguous situations, yet existing fuzzy control charts for linguistic data rely mainly on membership and probabilistic approaches. The article develops α‑cut control charts for attributes. The authors design α‑cut control charts that allow inspection tightness to be tuned by selecting an α‑level, with higher α yielding tighter inspection. A numerical example demonstrates the charts, and the results are interpreted and compared with prior approaches. © 2004 Wiley Periodicals, Inc., Int J Int Syst 19:1173–1195.
The major contribution of fuzzy set theory is its capability of representing vague data. Fuzzy logic offers a systematic base in dealing with situations that are ambiguous or not well defined. In the literature, there exist some fuzzy control charts developed for linguistic data that are mainly based on membership and probabilistic approaches. In this article, α-cut control charts for attributes are developed. This approach provides the ability of determining the tightness of the inspection by selecting a suitable α-level: The higher α the tighter inspection. The article also presents a numerical example and interprets and compares other results with the approaches developed previously. © 2004 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Int J Int Syst 19: 1173–1195, 2004.
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