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The Reliability Analysis of the Process Loss Index Based on Control Chart Samples

corresponding sample counterparts. Most of the results obtained regarding the distributional and inferential properties of estimated expected loss indices were based on one single sample. In practice, however, process information is often derived from multiple samples rather than from one single sample. In this paper, we first investigate the relationship between e L and process yield, and the distributional