This paper focuses on single acceptance sampling designs on incoming quality with Maximum Allowable percent Defective (MAPD) along with a specified probability of acceptance referred to Producer’s Allowable Risk (PAR) which is defined as the minimum probability of acceptance of the lot with a maximum allowable proportion defective. A statistical software (R) is used to obtain the table values and graphs. These tables and graphs are presented in order to compare the efficiency of this Single Sampling Plan so as to protect Acceptance Quality Level. Researchers thereafter suggest optimum criterion of sample size and acceptance number for a fixed ratio of PAR to MAPD within a reasonable sample size region. Keywords: probability of acceptance (P...
Multilevel acceptance sampling for attributes is used to decide whether a lot from an incoming shipm...
This study investigated the extension of existing single acceptance sampling plans indexed by lot to...
Quality Assurance has always been a part of manufacturing processes. Since World War II, Acceptance ...
The common type-A of Operating Characteristics (OC) curve measures the consumer’s risk through the i...
Abstract:- The research problems under consideration are relationships between sampling risks and ot...
Background: Acceptance sampling is a statistical tool of quality control. Sampling plans and operati...
Manufacturers and government agencies frequently use acceptance sampling to decide whether a lot fro...
Lot-by-Lot acceptance sampling plans provide the practitioner with decision rules for acceptance or ...
The availability of information that suppliers possess about the production process, as well as abo...
Risk-based sampling plans have long been the accepted standards in the practice of acceptance sampli...
For statistical quality assurance based on the inspection of a random sample, acceptance sampling pl...
The major achievement of this research was to demonstrate that a general model building approach to ...
ABSTRACT: This paper uses the Two-Point method of sampling plan design, whereby the person designing...
Acceptance sampling plans are practical tools for quality control applications, which involve qualit...
Quality Assurance has always been a part of manufacturing processes. Since World War II, Acceptance ...
Multilevel acceptance sampling for attributes is used to decide whether a lot from an incoming shipm...
This study investigated the extension of existing single acceptance sampling plans indexed by lot to...
Quality Assurance has always been a part of manufacturing processes. Since World War II, Acceptance ...
The common type-A of Operating Characteristics (OC) curve measures the consumer’s risk through the i...
Abstract:- The research problems under consideration are relationships between sampling risks and ot...
Background: Acceptance sampling is a statistical tool of quality control. Sampling plans and operati...
Manufacturers and government agencies frequently use acceptance sampling to decide whether a lot fro...
Lot-by-Lot acceptance sampling plans provide the practitioner with decision rules for acceptance or ...
The availability of information that suppliers possess about the production process, as well as abo...
Risk-based sampling plans have long been the accepted standards in the practice of acceptance sampli...
For statistical quality assurance based on the inspection of a random sample, acceptance sampling pl...
The major achievement of this research was to demonstrate that a general model building approach to ...
ABSTRACT: This paper uses the Two-Point method of sampling plan design, whereby the person designing...
Acceptance sampling plans are practical tools for quality control applications, which involve qualit...
Quality Assurance has always been a part of manufacturing processes. Since World War II, Acceptance ...
Multilevel acceptance sampling for attributes is used to decide whether a lot from an incoming shipm...
This study investigated the extension of existing single acceptance sampling plans indexed by lot to...
Quality Assurance has always been a part of manufacturing processes. Since World War II, Acceptance ...