A Comparison of Classical and Bayes Producer's Risk

Abstract

In the process of comparing the performance of Bayes acceptance sampling plans with classical sampling plans, it is necessary to understand the distinction between the classical and Bayes definitions of producer's risk. This article clarifies this distinction from a theoretical point of view and illustrates the theory with examples.

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