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How are control limits calculated for the different moving average control charts?

EWMA Charts:

The following notation is used for the formulas:

EWMA1.JPG

You can compute the limits in the following ways:

  • as a specified multiple (k) of the standard error of Ei above and below the central line. The default limits are computed with k=3 (these are referred to as 3σ limits).
  • as probability limits defined in terms of α, a specified probability that Ei exceeds the limits.

 

The following table presents the formulas for the control limits:
EWMA2.JPG

The following table presents the formulas for the probability limits:
EWMA3.JPG

These formulas assume that the data are normally distributed. If standard values μ0 and σ0 are available for μ and σ, respectively, replace

xbari.JPG

with μ0 and

sigma.JPG

with σ0 in the above formula. Note that the limits vary with both ni and i.

 

UWMA Charts:

The following notation is used for the formulas:

uwma1.JPG

You can compute the limits in the following ways:

  • as a specified multiple (k) of the standard error of Ai above and below the central line. The default limits are computed with k=3 (these are referred to as 3σ limits).
  • as probability limits defined in terms of α, a specified probability that Ai exceeds the limits.

The following table presents the formulas for the control limits:

CL1.JPG

The following table presents the formulas for the probability limits:

PL1.JPG

These formulas assume that the data are normally distributed. If standard values μ0 and σ0 are available for μ and σ, respectively, replace

xbari.JPG

with μ0 and replace

sigma.JPG

with σ0 in the above formula. Note that the limits vary with both ni and i.

 

[Previously JMP Note 36635]

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