Process quality indices: new metrics for process quality capability with zero-loss baseline

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The traditional process capability indices Cp /Cpk for evaluating process capability used in the current industry are based on the probability model of a process distribution, which makes it difficult for many processes whose actual output with non-normal distribution to apply these indices. In this paper, new process quality indices (PQI) Qp /Qpk are proposed for measuring the quality capability of the process. The new PQI are derived from Taguchi's quality loss function model and do not need to estimate the probability distribution of the process output. The traditional process capability indices Cp /Cpk are zero-defect indices, it focus on meeting the process specification requirements, while the new PQI Qp /Qpk are zero-loss indices, it focus on approaching the process target value. The construction of the new PQI is logical, simple, and practical. The PQI approach is more suitable for quality management in the Era of big data.

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Xiong, X., & Feng, Y. (2022). Process quality indices: new metrics for process quality capability with zero-loss baseline. Total Quality Management and Business Excellence, 33(9–10), 975–993. https://doi.org/10.1080/14783363.2021.1911634

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