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Bayesian Approach to Single Variable Sampling Plans

Bayesian approach to single variable sampling plans
Authors: Yeh, Lam;

Bayesian Approach to Single Variable Sampling Plans

Abstract

We develop a model of sampling plans for variables with a polynomial loss function, in which the decision function is either one-sided or two- sided. Based on a Bayesian approach, we suggest a simple finite algorithm for the determination of the optimal single sampling plan. Furthermore, for the case of a symmetric two-sided decision function, we propose an approximate method for determining its optimal single sampling plan.

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polynomial loss function, Bayes risk, decision function, symmetric two-sided decision function, Applications of statistics in engineering and industry; control charts, approximate method, Bayesian problems; characterization of Bayes procedures, Hermite polynomial, sampling inspection by variables, simple finite algorithm, optimal single sampling plan

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