Studies on optimal designing of certain special purpose sampling plans for variables inspection
M. Usha
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M. Usha
Abstract
Acceptance sampling is one of the major areas of statistical quality control (also familiarly known as Industrial Statistics). Acceptance sampling is the methodology that deals with procedures by which decision to accept or reject the lot based on the results of the inspection of samples. Acceptance sampling prescribes a procedure that, if applied to a series of lots, will give a specified risk of accepting lots of given quality. In other words, acceptance sampling yields quality assurance. Implementation of acceptance sampling in industries through the operation of sampling plan yields quality assurance. Use of acceptance sampling is essential to secure ISO certification which gives a passport
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Acceptance sampling is one of the major areas of statistical quality control (also familiarly known as Industrial Statistics). Acceptance sampling is the methodology that deals with procedures by which decision to accept or reject the lot based on the results of the inspection of samples. Acceptance sampling prescribes a procedure that, if applied to a series of lots, will give a specified risk of accepting lots of given quality. In other words, acceptance sampling yields quality assurance. Implementation of acceptance sampling in industries through the operation of sampling plan yields quality assurance. Use of acceptance sampling is essential to secure ISO certification which gives a passport
Key concepts: Acceptance sampling, Sampling (signal processing), Quality assurance, Certification, Lot quality assurance sampling, Plan (archaeology), Quality (philosophy), Acceptance testing