A free and open-source PowerBI custom visual for SPC charts

Creates multiple SPC / process behaviour charts, automatically detecting signals of process change and revising centre lines and control limits. WIP. See {runcharter} for automated run charts

A module, built on pandas, implementing various charts used in SPC (Statistical Process Control)

A Grafana panel plugin for monitoring process stability over time. Supports Xbar-R, Xbar-S, and XmR charts with automatic calculation of control limits.

A statistical process control (SPC) charting library written with d3.js

This software for STDF format files data of ATE to analysis, supports GR&R(Gauge Repeatability and Reproducibility),SPC(Statistical Process Control),TCS(Test Capability Study) and some charts.

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Code relating to working with Statistical Process Charts (SPC) in a UK NHS setting.

:exclamation: This is a read-only mirror of the CRAN R package repository. spc — Statistical Process Control -- Calculation of ARL and Other Control Chart Performance Measures. Homepage: https://www.r-project.org

R Shiny app for creation of single and multiple SPC charts with ggplot

Statistical Process Control for 3D-Printed Parts: Quality monitoring using image analysis, PCA, and SPC charts for defect detection in 3D-printed components.

Statistical process control charts using Plotly

The SQL code included provides a template to create statistical process control (SPC) charts.

A comprehensive process control charting application for statistical process control (SPC) with Individual and Moving Range (I-MR) charts, distribution analysis, and advanced data management capabilities.

Repository to process the SPC charting app.

Python module for creating a variety of control charts

A {golem} powered Shiny interface to SPC charts, incorporating the NHS-R SPC package and others

Example of SPC using R and Shiny, with improved graphics (SPC chart, density plot) using ggplot2

A Shiny Interface to Make Run and SPC Charts

Smart Industrial Monitoring & Analytics with Real-Time Dashboards and SPC Charts

update to original SPC Shiny App, replaces qicharts2 with custom chart

Open-source SPC platform for manufacturing quality control — real-time control charts, capability analysis, gage R&R, and FAI management

Six Sigma and SPC-based analysis to reduce etch rate variability in semiconductor manufacturing using DMAIC, regression, and control charts.

Browser-based Statistical Process Control (SPC) tool with 7 chart types, process capability analysis, and distribution visualization. Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS.

Generate fully interactive and dynamic funnel plots and statistical process control (SPC) charts. All data manaipulation, calculation, and plotting is done in JavaScript, allowing for completely dynamic charts without the need for a Shiny server.

Shiny application that walks a user through good SPC practices. Allows users to upload a csv or excel file. Runs basic EDA. Checks assumptions are valid for run chart. Walks user through creation of run and control charts.

StatisticalProcess Control (SPC) charts also known as Shewhartcharts have been used widely in many processes. However, with so many control charts in manufacturing processes, process engineers find the difficulty to interpret/classify control charts into the specific categories. Several attempts have been made to classify control charts automatically but there is still a room for higher recognition accuracy. This paper demonstrates how effectively support vector machines as supervised learning can be used in SPC Control Chart classification. However, in reality, labeled data always is limited and expensive whereas unlabeled data is obviously cheap and available. In this study, we also present a new approach to classify control chart using Label Spreading as semi-supervised learning for unlabeled data.

A professional PC-based Industrial HMI built with Python (PySide6) for Leak Testing machines. Features real-time SPC charting, SQLite data logging, automated PDF & CSV reporting, and PLC connectivity, replacing expensive proprietary hardware.

SPC Control Chart

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