... will be: (4) L ( P ) = ( P 0 , ( r ∗ g ) ) i + j + 1 + ( i + j ) P 1 , ( r ∗ g ) ( P 0 , ( r ∗ g ) ) i + j Acceptance sampling is a process used to accept or reject a lot based on a representative sample selected from...

...Nataliya Chukhrova; Arne Johannssen Purpose The purpose of this paper is to construct innovative exact and approximative sampling plans for acceptance sampling in statistical quality control. These sampling plans are determined for crisp and fuzzy formulation of quality limits, various lot sizes...

...Belmiro P.M. Duarte; Pedro M. Saraiva Purpose This paper seeks to present an optimization‐based approach to design acceptance sampling plans by variables for controlling non‐conforming proportions in lots of items. Simple and double sampling plans with s known and unknown are addressed...

..., including several combinations of quality levels required by the producer and the consumer. Formulation of the design of acceptance sampling plans as an optimization problem, having as a goal the minimization of the squared error at the controlled points of the OC curve, and its subsequent solution...

...Samuel B. Graves; David C. Murphy; Jeffrey L. Ringuest Examines the trade‐off between system redundancy and acceptance sampling as alternative means to improve system reliability. We assume that components of the system follow an exponential failure law and investigate expected times to failure...

...Rick L. Edgeman; Dennis K.J. Lin Acceptance sampling can be both time‐consuming and destructive so that it is desirable to arrive at a sound lot disposition decision in a timely manner. Sequential sampling plans are attractive since they offer a lower average sample number than do matched single...

...Mark D. Hanna; J. Marcus Jobe © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 1996 Acceptance sampling Costs Economic order quantities Lot size In recent years, acceptance sampling has been downplayed as a recommended tool because of the implication that quality is inspected...

...Gordon E. Smith Zero acceptance number plans (c = 0 plans) are sometimes described as the only appropriate method of acceptance sampling in an environment in which zero defects is a meaningful concept. Considers the operating characteristic curves of such plans, and evaluates their effectiveness...