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Calculation of Average Run Lengths for Zone Control Charts with Specified Zone Scores

Chun JinUniversity of Southwestern Louisiana., Lafayette, Louisiana70504-1006View further author information
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Robert B. Davis 10161 Kenwood, Cincinnati, Ohio45242View further author information
Pages 355-358 | Published online: 21 Feb 2018

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