Guide to data analysis and quality control using cusum techniques - Cusum methods for discrete (count/classified) dataGuide to data analysis, quality control and improvement using cusum techniques Part 4: Cusum methods for discrete (count classified) data Executive summary Guidance on cusum methods for discrete (count classified) data. Abstract This British Standard, a part of the BS 5703 series, describes cumulative sum (cusum) methods applicable to binomial (yes no) data and to counts of attributes and events arranged in some meaningful sequence. The changes

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