A hybrid model for designing attributes sampling plans

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1994

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Sanin, M. Başar

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Dinçer, Cemal

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In single sampling plans by attributes, statistical and economical considerations have traditionally been discussed separately. An approach taking into account both considerations simultaneously would be more useful in terms o f quality assurance. The suggested model involves minimization o f the expected total cost comprising the inspection cost, the annoyance cost o f rejecting a lot and the cost o f outgoing defective items, while the producer's risk and consumer's risk are not allowed to be greater than specified values. To find the optimal sample size and the optimal acceptance number, a two stage solution method is proposed. The accuracy and the efficiency o f the solution procedure are tested on randomly generated problems, by comparing the solutions obtained by the proposed method to those obtained by enumeration. Sensitivity o f the model is discussed by analyzing the effects o f parameters on the optimal sampling plans.

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Quality Control, Attributes Sampling, Acceptance Sampling Plans

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Industrial Engineering

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Master's

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MS (Master of Science)

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