Viability and capability indexes for multiresponse processes

Alan Veevers

Journal of Applied Statistics, 1998, vol. 25, issue 4, 545-558

Abstract: The viability index Vr is introduced as an intuitively appealing measure of the capability potential of a process. It is related to the well-known index Cp but has some advantages over it. The statistical properties of Vr are readily obtainable and, unlike Cp, it extends naturally to multi-response processes. The multivariate viability index Vrn is defined, discussed and illustrated using an example from the minerals sector.

Date: 1998
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