Abstract Researchers who have attempted to relate quantitative and nonquantitative information in an audit have turned in increasing numbers to a Bayesian or decision-theoretic framework. The present paper presents a survey of the research which has utilized this framework in an attribute sampling or compliance testing context. Applications to attribute sampling are presented as well as attempts to model that part of the audit process. The paper shows the current status of the research in this area and explores the linkage which exists between attribute and variables sampling in a Bayesian context.
Michael A Crosby (Fri,) studied this question.
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