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How to better understand acceptance probability of attribute sampling?

 
 
Reply Tue 18 Oct, 2016 02:25 am
As we all know, attribute sampling is based on binomial distribution, I'm just curious about why the cumulative probability of binomial distribution is so called acceptance probability in attribute sampling? And for a certain sampling plan, why it is not acceptable when increasing acc as the acceptance probability will be going up when increasing acc? See example as below(alpha=5%, beta=10%):

AQL=4.0%
n=20
acc=2

During sampling, suppose 3 defectives (acc=3) were identified, then according to cumulative binomial probability the acceptance probability will be 99.26% which is greater than 95% (1-alpha). Why we need to reject the products instead of receiving?

Thanks.
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Vincent Cao
 
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