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INDEX PETERSON, J. J., A Posterior Predictive Approach to Multiple Response Surface Optimization Ap PRESCOTT, P. AND DRAPER, N. R., Mizture ( lemponent- Amount Designs Via Projections, Including Orthegenally Blocked Designs Octobe REYNOLDS, JR., M. R. AND STOUMBOS, Z. G., Should Ghewrentt ions Be Grouped for Effective Process Monitoring? teak ct October ROBINSON, T. J.; MYERS, R. H.; AND MONTGOMERY, D. C., Analysis Considerations in Industrial Split-Plot Experiments with Non-Normal Responses . . mp ee April, 180 ROMANO, D.: VARETTO, M.: AND VICARIO, G.. Multipleresponse Robust Desian A General Framework Based on Combined Array... . Fo" January, 027 26. SHu, L.; TSUNG, F.; AND Tsul, K.-L., Run-Length Performance of Regression Control Charts with Estimated Parameters a eg “ee July, 280-2 . WEBB, D. F.; Lucas, J. M.; AND BORKOwWSKI, J. . Factor Levels Are Not Necessarily Reset...... January, 001 3. WILSON, A.; HAMADA, M.; AND Xu, M Nonstandard Measurement ee April, 193-2 . WOODALL, W. H.; SPITZNER, D. J.; MONTGOMERY, D. C.; AND GuPpTA, S., Using Control Charts to Monitor Process eae Product Profiles July, 309 ZHANG, L. AND CHEN, G., EWMA Charts for Monitoring the Mean of C ensored Ww eibull Lifetimes DEPARTMENTS Book Reviews Case Studies in Reliability and Maintenance by W. R. Blischke and D. N. P. Murthy, eds S. E. RIGDON October. 452 Handbook of Statistics 22: Statistics in dedutre bs R Khattree and C. R. Rao, eds r. P. RYAN July, 339 Improving Healthcare with Control Charts: Basic and, Advance d SPC Methods and Case Studies by R. G. Carey eRe W. H. WooDALI July Methods of Multivariate Analysis, 2nd ed. by A. C. Rencher C. M. Borror January ere Statistical Process Control with Industrial Applications by R. L. Mason and J. C. Young , C. W. CHAMP Planning, Construction, and Statistical Analysis of Comparative Experiments by F. G Giesbrecht and M. L. Gumpertz... . cord lr. P. RYAN October, 454 Quality Control, 7th ed. by D. H. Besterfield . L. S. NELSON April, 241 Semiparametric Regression by D. Ruppert, M. Wand, and R. Carroll lr. P. RYAN April, 242 Statistical Models and Control Charts for High-Quality Processes by M. Xie, T. N. Goh, and V. Kuralmani corr ;, L.-Y. CHAN April, 240 Statistical Methods for Six Sigma: In R&D and Manufacturing by A. M. Joglekar NEAGI July C. A. LAWSON January. 126 Weibull Models by D. N. P. Murthy, M. Xie, and R. Jiang .. . J. I. McCoo. October, 451 Book Reviewers Borror, C. M January, 125-126 Lawson, C. A. ik January, 126 Champ, C. W. January, 126 McCool, J. I. October, 451 OS Se April, 240-241 Neagu, R July, 338-3 Vol. 36, No. 4, October 2004 www.asq.org 460 INDEX PE +. sicscesk eens ean ne April, 241-242 Ryan, T. July, 339-341 October, 452-454 i SS eee eerie rar October, 454-457 Ryan, T. P. ES EA, oo ca wo wee July, 336-338 Editorial Collaborators . October, KEY WORDS The numbers listed by the key words are the identification numbers assigned to the articles as listed on the previous pages. Average Run Length; 2, 14 Latin Squares; 22 Average Time to Signal; 23 Linear Regression; 29 B-Spline; 10 Mixture Experiments; 6, 7, 8, 21, 22, 24 Bayesian Analysis; 21, 28 Model Validation; 10 Bayesian Designs; 19 Monte Carlo Simulation; |] Bootstrap Simulation Method; 3 Multiobjective Optimization; 11 Calibration; 29 Multiple Responses; 19 Censoring; 30 Multiresponse Optimization; 25 Chi-Squared Distribution; 2 Multivariate Analysis; 5 Capability Indices; 12 Multivariate Quality Control; 29 Combined Array; 25 Noise Factors; 18 Computer Experiments; 19 Nonlinear Regression; 29 Computer Generated Designs; 11 Nonregular Fraction; 17 Concentrated Sampling; 23 Optimal Design; 10 Confidence Interval; 3 Orthogonal Array; 1 7 Consumer’s Risk; 28 Orthogonal Blocks; 22 Control Charts; 14 Partial Least Squares; 5 Coverage Percentage; 3 Performance Measure; 15 Cumulative Sum; 14 Preposterior Analysis; 9] Cumulative Sum Control Charts; 23 Power; 12 D-Optimality; 9 Prediction Variance; 8, 27 Degrees of Freedom; 4 Process Capability Indices; 3 Design of Experiments; 9, 27 Process Optimization; 18 Desirability Function; 21 Producer’s Risk; 28 Dispersed Sampling; 23 Proportion Confirming; 21 Engine Mapping; 10 Quadratic Loss Function; 21, 25 EWMaA Chart; 30 Quadratic Response Surface Models; 22 Exponentially Weighted Moving Average; 26 Quality Control; 2, 5 Exponentially Weighted Moving-Average Control Quality Engineering; 15 Charts; 23 Random Effects; 2 Factorial Experiment; 10 Randomization; 27 Fraction of Design Space Plot; 6, 7 Reflecting Boundary EWMA; 30 Fractional Factorial; 17 Regression-Adjusted Chart; 13 G-Optimality: 9 Regression Modeling; 20 Generalized Likelihood Ratio Test; 13 Relative Standard Deviation; 28 Generalized Linear Mixed Models; 24 Reliability; 21 Generalized Linear Models: 19 Resolution V; 17 Heuristic Methods; 20 Response Feature; 10 Hotelling’s T? Chart; 13 Response Surface Desirability Functions; 20 Hypothesis Testing; 12 Response Surface Metodology; 7, 11, 18 Journal of Quality Technology Vol. 36, No. 4, October 2004 Ridge Analysis; 21 Steady State: 23 Robust Parameter Design; 7, 15, Supersaturated Design: 16 Sample Size; 12 Sustained Shift; 23 Scaled Prediction Variance; 6 Scheffé Quadratic Model; 22 Chree-Quarter Fraction: 17 Tolerance Interval: 28 Shewhart Control Charts; 23 Simulation; 21 [ransient Shift; 23 Six Sigma; 1 ['wo-Stage Model; 10 Splines; 29 Uncertainty; 4 Split-Plot Designs; 9, 19, 24, 27 Variance Components; 28 Stepwise Selection; 16 Variance Dispersion Graphs; 6, 7 Stochastic Derivatives; 1 Wavelets: 29 Statistical Process Control: 2. 23. 26. 2 LOOY, Inspection 23 Vol. 36, No. 4, October 2004