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In-process quality improvement: Concepts, methodologies, and applications

Shi, 2023

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Shi J
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IISE transactions

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This article presents the concepts, methodologies, and applications of In-Process Quality Improvement (IPQI) in complex manufacturing systems. As opposed to traditional quality control concepts that emphasize process change detection, acceptance sampling, and …
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