A comparison of several attribute sampling plans

Alan E. Gelfand

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1976, vol. 23, issue 3, 513-523

Abstract: The purpose of this research is to examine several types of procedures for attribute sampling inspection‐the widely used Military Standard 105D plans [8], the lesser known Double Zero plans as developed by Ellis [4] and the Narrow Limit gaging plans of Ott and Mundel [9]. Each of the procedures is described with an effort made to illuminate their more subtle features. Then the plans are compared, whence it is revealed that (i) Narrow Limit gaging plans have a serious weakness in comparison to the others and (ii) Double Zero plans tend to be essentially conservative, but that sufficiently tight Military Standard 105D plans can be selected to achieve comparable performance in all ways.

Date: 1976
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