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May 29, 2024Mathematics1 citationsOpen Access

Attribute Sampling Plan for Submitted Lots Based on Prior Information and Bayesian Approach

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JZJing ZhaoFZFengyun ZhangXZXuan Zhang

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An acceptance sampling plan is a method used to make a decision about acceptance or rejection of a product based on adherence to a standard. Meanwhile, prior information, such as the process capability index (PCI), has been applied in different manufacturing industries to improve the quality of manufacturing processes and the quality inspection of products. In this paper, an attribute sampling plan is developed for submitted lots based on prior information and Bayesian approach. The new attribute sampling plans adjust sample sizes to prior information based on the status of the inspection target. To be specific, the sampling plans in this paper are indexed by the parameter trust with levels of low, medium, and high, where increasing trust level reduces sample size or risk. PCIs are an important basis for the choice of the trust level. In addition, multiple comparisons have been performed, including producer’s risk and consumer’s risk under different prior information parameters and different sample sizes.

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Zhao et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e67f6cb6db643587608db1https://doi.org/10.3390/math12111692
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