Abstract

The quality of production becomes one of the basic factors of consumer decisions in choosing a product. Quality control is needed to control the production process. Control chart is a tool used in performing statistical quality control. One of the alternatives used when the data obtained is not known distribution is analyzed by nonparametric approach based on estimation of kernel density function. The most important thing in estimating kernel density function is optimal bandwidth selection (h) which minimizes Cross Validation (CV) value. Some of the kernel functions used in this research are Rectangular, Epanechnikov, Triangular, Biweight, and Gaussian. If the process control chart is statistically controlled, a process capability analysis can be calculated using the process conformity index to determine the nature of the process capability. In this research, the kernel control chart and process conformity index were used to analyze the slope shift of Akira-F style fabric and Corvus-SI style on the production of denim fabric at PT Apac Inti Corpora. The results of the analysis show that the production process for Akira-F style is statistically controlled, but Ypk > Yp is 0.889823 > 0,508059 indicating that the process is still not in accordance with the specified limits set by the company, while for Corvus- SI is statistically controlled and Ypk < Yp is 0.637742 < 0.638776 which indicates that the process is in accordance with the specification limits specified by the company. Keywords: kernel density function estimation, Cross Validation, kernel control chart, denim fabric, process capability

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