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11.58Soongsil UniversityThis research proposes a method for designing VSI (Variable Sampling Interval) control charts with supplementary run rules. The basic idea is to apply various run rules and the VSI scheme to a control chart in order to increase the sensitivity. The sampling process of the VSI run rules chart is constructed by Markov chain approach. A procedure for designing the VSI run rules chart is proposed based on Lorenzen and Vance's model. Sensitivity study shows that the VSI run rules charts outperform the FSI (Fixed Sampling Interval) run rules charts for wide range of process mean shifts. A major advantage of the VSI run rules chart over other charts such as CUSUM, EWMA, and adaptive charts is it's simplicity in implementation. Some useful guidelines are proposed based on the sensitivity study.Do you want to read the rest of this article?Request full-text
ArticleDec 2012ArticleMar 2016ArticleApril 2009 · This paper investigates economic–statistical properties of the X? charts supplemented with m-of-m runs rules. An out-of-control condition for the chart is either a point beyond a control limit or a run of m-of-m successive points beyond a warning limit. The sampling process is modeled by a Markov chain with 2m states. The steady-state probability for each state and the average run length (ARL)... [Show full abstract]ArticleMarch 2009 · In this paper, we investigate the economic-statistical design method for the 2-of-2 runs rule and the 2-of-3 runs rule. The Markov chain approach is used to obtain the average run length and the process cycle time. In addition, a simplified algorithm is presented to search the optimal setting of the design parameters. A numerical example and sensitivity analysis are also provided to compare... [Show full abstract]ArticleJanuary 2007This paper investigates the average run length (ARL) of a selectively moving average (S-MA) control chart. The S-U chart is designed to detect shifts in the process mean. The basic idea of the S-MA chart is to accumulate previous samples selectively in order to increase the sensitivity. The ARL of the S-MA chart was shown to be monotone decreasing with respect to the decision length in a... [Show full abstract]ArticleJune 2012After a work of Derman and Ross(1997) that considered simple main runs rules and derived ARL (Average Run Length) using Markov chain modeling, \bar{X} control chart based on diverse alternative main and supplementary runs rules that is the most popular control chart for monitoring the mean of a process are proposed. This paper reviews and discusses the-state-of-art researches for these runs... [Show full abstract]Full-text links:
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Abstract: A simple formula is given for the n-field tree-level MHV gravitational
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World War II internee, alien and POW records held in Sydney – Fact sheet 101
Introduction
During World War II thousands of men and women were interned in 'camps' around Australia, some for the duration of the entire war. These people consisted of 'enemy aliens' (especially Germans and Italians), naturalised and Australian born persons of enemy alien descent, enemy aliens arrested overseas and transferred to Australia, and prisoners of war transferred to Australia. Some Australians were also interned because of their political activities.
Tracing individual internees or prisoners of war
The camps in New South Wales were at Liverpool, Orange, Cowra and Hay. It was not uncommon for internees to be moved from one camp to another and to camps in other states. This can make it difficult to identify information on an individual because records may be held in more than one office of the Archives.The office in Sydney holds a large collection of records of people who were interned in New South Wales during the war. Reference staff will assist you in using the control records listed below to identify the dossier on a particular internee.Holdings on individual prisoners of war are not extensive, and those record items held relate only to the prisoner's internment in a New South Wales camp.
Records held in Sydney relating to individual internees
&Title or description of recordDate rangeSeries number
C125C126C127C124
&Title or description of recordDate rangeSeries number
C123C329C320
&Title or description of recordDate rangeSeries number
SP1714/1ST1233/1C131
&Title or description of recordDate rangeSeries number
SP196/2SP1048/7
General records on internment
There are many series which contain records relating to internees and internment generally during World War II. These general records can be a useful source of information about individual persons. Included in the records are nominal rolls of internees, memoranda noting internees released on particular dates, and notes regarding internees' personal correspondence.
General records relating to internment held in Sydney
&Title or description of recordDate rangeSeries number
SP1008/1SP459/1SP1048/7SP196/1
&Title or description of recordDate rangeSeries number
ST2476/20C128C417C418
&Title or description of recordDate rangeSeries number
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