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Serial Sampling Acceptance Schemes Derived From Bayes's Theorem

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In many industrial environments it is reasonable to assume that batches of items produced sequentially will be positively correlated. Taking advantage of this assumption it is shown how the sentencing of a batch as good or bad can depend upon the number of defectives in a random sample of fixed size drawn from the particular batch to be sentenced and upon the number of defectives found in batches before and after.

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1952A Bayes Approach to a Quality Control Model 1959Deferred Sentencing Schemes

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