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A sequential sampling plan for the inverse gaussian mean

Statistical Papers, 1991
In reliability testing and acceptance sampling data acquisition is often in the face of scarce resources and may be both costly and time- consuming. In such settings it is desirable to reach a statistically sound decision as quickly as possible. Based on sequential probability ratio tests (SPRT), sequential sampling plans provide one method of arriving
Edgeman, R. L., Salzberg, P. M.
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Sequential Sampling Plans Based on Information Theory

Journal of Quality Technology, 1975
In this paper on 'evidence equation" based on information theory is derived, discussed and illustrated. This equation is used for making decisions about a product's quality. The results of applying this evidence equation-sequential sampling techniq..
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Optimal sequential sampling plans

1993
Statistical decision procedures where the sizes of sub-samples are determined sequentially (sequentially planned statistical decision procedures) are described in definition (1.22) by a sequential plan r and a terminal decision procedure e. I.e. similarly to purely sequential decision procedures (see definition (1.12)) such a procedure is split up into
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Bibliography of Sequential Sampling Plans for Insects

Bulletin of the Entomological Society of America, 1978
Sequential sampling, in which the number of samples required to classify an insect population level is determined as sampling progresses, was developed during World War II. Because of its value, sequential sampling was classified as restricted and was not made available for wider use until after World War II (Wald 1945, 1947, Statistical Research Group
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Sequential Sampling Plans for the Bollworm, Heliothis zea

Environmental Entomology, 1972
A sequential decision plan based on the sequential probability ratio test has been derived for determining the infestation status of Heliothis zea (Boddie) in cotton. In addition, a sequential counting or estimation plan has also been derived for fixing the coefficient of variation of the mean.
J. Allen, D. Gonzalez, D. V. Gokhale
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A Sequential Sampling Plan for Federal Standard 209

Journal of the IEST, 1990
A sequential sampling plan is developed to match the operating characteristic (OC) curve of the Federal Standard 209D single sampling plan as a possible revision to the Standard. The sequential sampling plan gives virtually identical probabilities of passing or failing that a single sample gives.
Douglas Cooper, Dan Milholland
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Unbiased estimation for sequential multinomial sampling plans

Sequential Analysis, 1993
For sequential multinomial sampling, a sufficient condition for the stopping rule to be closed is obtained. And, by the application of the Rao-Blackwell method,an unbiased estimator based on the sufficient statistics is given for some functions of unknown parameters. The results are applied to some sequential stopping rules.
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Sequential sampling plans for early-life reliability assessment

Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium, 2002
This paper proposes a method for demonstrating early life reliability by combining environmental stress screening strength models and Wald's sequential test for equipment whose early life reliability is described by a Weibull distribution of time to failure. The proposed method uses screening strength models to transform an environmental stress test (e.
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A sequential test and a sequential sampling plan based on the process capability index Cpmk

Computational Statistics, 2021
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Sequential Sampling Plans for Soybean Arthropods

1980
The need for rapid yet reliable sampling methods for insect pests becomes more apparent as emphasis on implementation of pest management programs increases. Design of a sampling program in which allocation of sampling resources and cost are considered is one of the first and most important steps in developing effective control strategies.
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