Ranked set sampling (RSS) is an approach to data collection and analysis that continues to
stimulate substantial methodological research. It has spawned a number of related …

Statistical process monitoring (SPM) and designing control charts include measuring quality
characteristics by considering the time and cost constraints. Ranked set sampling (RSS) is a …

Estimation of the mean of the population using a variation of ranked set sampling procedure
is considered. The suggested method uses the maximum and the minimum of sets of varied …

Control charts are the most important statistical process control tool for monitoring variations
in a process. A number of articles are available in the literature for the X̄ control chart …

In many manufacturing processes, study variable is not the only quality characteristic, but
there may exist some explanatory variable (s) that are associated with the study variable …

The superiority of ranked set sampling (RSS) over simple random sampling (SRS) for
estimating the mean of a population is well known. This paper introduces and investigates a …

The concomitants of order statistics (COS) is a variable associated with a bivariate sample
when ordered with respect to the other variable. The distribution theory of COS is widely …

This paper explores the use of the rank set sampling (RSS) protocol as it pertains to the
estimation of a population proportion. The maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) and the …

This paper discusses the rank set sampling (RSS) protocol as it pertains to the estimation of
a population proportion. The ranking process is based on a concomitant variable. The …

This paper examines two different classes of estimates for a population proportion based on
an unbalanced rank set sample. Specifically, the two classes correspond to the maximum …