Two-Level Skip-Lot Sampling Plans—Operating Characteristic Properties

Abstract

This paper considers the operating characteristic (OC) properties of two-level skip-lot sampling plans. Skip-lot plans were initially introduced by Dodge and later were investigated extensively by Perry. Three two-level plans are considered here. These plans are compared via the OC to one another as well as to the single-level plan. Graphs of some OC curves are illustrated.

• Two-Level Skip-Lot Sampling Plans
• Acceptance Sampling
• Markov Chain

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Robert L. Perry

Dr. Perry is a statistician with the Math Services Department of the Research and Development Division of the Procter & Gamble Company. This work is based upon the author's Ph.D. thesis at Rutgers under the direction of Professor Harold F. Dodge. He is a Member of ASQC.