The Sequential Mesh Test for A Proportion
Yan Li
Abstract
Yan Li
Abstract
This paper proposed a new sampling plan, the sequential mesh test, in order to overcome the disadvantages of the widely used Sequential Probability Ratio Test (SPRT). The main idea of the new plan is to divide a SPRT test problem into a series of subproblems by inserting a number of test points. The paper presented in detail how to realize the new plan, and showed that the new plan has a much better control of the sample number than SPRT does. Finally it showed that the new method is also more powerful than IEC 1123 the well-known international standard for sampling inspection.
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This paper proposed a new sampling plan, the sequential mesh test, in order to overcome the disadvantages of the widely used Sequential Probability Ratio Test (SPRT). The main idea of the new plan is to divide a SPRT test problem into a series of subproblems by inserting a number of test points. The paper presented in detail how to realize the new plan, and showed that the new plan has a much better control of the sample number than SPRT does. Finally it showed that the new method is also more powerful than IEC 1123 the well-known international standard for sampling inspection.
Key concepts: Sequential probability ratio test, Plan (archaeology), Test plan, Computer science, Sampling (signal processing), Test (biology), Sequential analysis, Sequential sampling