A CONSIDERABLE amount of attention has been given to the application of statistical methods to problems of inspection with emphasis on means for securing certain definite advantages such as reduction in the cost of inspection, reduction in the cost of production by minimizing rejections, and the attainment of uniform quality of manufactured products. 1,2,3,4 This paper presents four sets of sampling inspection tables that have contributed in a notable way to important reductions in such costs and to substantial improvements in control of quality for many characteristics of products used in the Bell System.
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