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                               Figure 8-9 • Short-Run (DNOM) chart.

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                              Figure 8-10 • ANOM chart


                             •   EWMA. Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (Geometric Moving
                                Average [GMA]) charts are effective at detecting small process shifts, but
                                not as effective as X charts for detecting large process shifts (Fig. 8.12).

                             •   Moving Average charts. Can be more effective at detecting small process
                                shifts than XmR charts. The EWMA chart may be more effective than the
                                Moving Average chart (Fig. 8.13).
                             •   Levey  Jennings  chart. Average  and  Standard  Deviation  chart  is  used
                                extensively in laboratories (Fig. 8.14).
                             •   Hotelling charts. What do you do if you need to control two things simul-
                                taneously like vertical and horizontal placement of a drilled hole? Hotell-
                                ing charts will assist in controlling these multivariate kinds of situations
                                (Fig. 8.15).
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