The zero-inflated Poisson (ZIP) distribution is used to model count data with an excessive number of zeros. In this article, we present a double generally weighted moving average control chart for monitoring ZIP processes (regarded as ZIP-DGWMA chart). The run-length distribution of the proposed chart is evaluated by performing Monte Carlo simulations. A comparison study with the ZIP-GWMA chart indicates that the ZIP-DGWMA chart is more effective for shifts in the zero-inflated parameter p and for small shifts in both of the zero-inflated and Poisson parameters. The proposed chart is also applied on an example to demonstrate its application.
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