Plot XmR charts (individuals and moving range) in R using the qcc library.
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| library(qcc) | |
| #' The data, from sample published by Donald Wheeler | |
| my.xmr.raw <- c(5045,4350,4350,3975,4290,4430,4485,4285,3980,3925,3645,3760,3300,3685,3463,5200) | |
| #' Create the individuals chart and qcc object | |
| my.xmr.x <- qcc(my.xmr.raw, type = "xbar.one", plot = TRUE) | |
| #' Create the moving range chart and qcc object. qcc takes a two-column matrix | |
| #' that is used to calculate the moving range. | |
| my.xmr.raw.r <- matrix(cbind(my.xmr.raw[1:length(my.xmr.raw)-1], my.xmr.raw[2:length(my.xmr.raw)]), ncol=2) | |
| my.xmr.mr <- qcc(my.xmr.raw.r, type="R", plot = TRUE) |
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