Acceptance Sampling With Rectification When Inspection Errors Are Present

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Publication:: Journal of Quality Technology
Date:: October 2001
Issue:: Volume 33 Issue 4
Pages:: pp. 493-505

Author(s):: Anderson, Michael T., Greenberg, Betsy S., Stokes, S. Lynne
Organization(s):: The University of Texas, San Antonio, TX, The University of Texas, Austin, TX, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX,

Abstract

[This abstract is based on the authors' abstract.]
Estimating the number of nonconformances remaining in outgoing lots after acceptance sampling with rectification is considered. Inspection errors can have a biasing effect on the predictor for the number of undetected nonconformances. A bias-corrected predictor of this effect is proposed that performs well with regards to mean square error under a wide range of conditions. A predictor for the number of conforming items rejected is also proposed.

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