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Optimal designing of two-level skip-lot sampling reinspection plan

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  • N. Murugeswari
  • P. Jeyadurga
  • S. Balamurali

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Skip-lot sampling plan is often applied in industries for reducing the cost and effort of the inspection of the product having excellent quality history. Consequence of skip-lot sampling plans is to reduce the cost of inspection so which are more attractive in economical aspect. In this paper, we develop a sampling plan by incorporating the idea of resampling in two-level skip lot sampling plan and the new plan is designated as SkSP-2L.1-R. This paper presents the Markov chain formulation of the proposed plan along with the derivation of performance measures of the plan. We also provide the designing methodology to determine the optimal parameters of the SkSP-2L.1-R plan so as to minimize the average sample number by using two points on the operating characteristic curve approach. By contemplating various combinations of producer and consumer quality levels along with respective risks, a table is constructed to determine the optimal parameters. An industrial application of the proposed SkSP-2L.1-R plan is discussed. The SkSP-2L.1-R with single sampling plan as a reference plan is compared with the conventional single sampling plan, SkSP-2 plan and SkSP-2-R plan and proved that the proposed SkSP-2L.1-R plan outperforms these plans.

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  • N. Murugeswari & P. Jeyadurga & S. Balamurali, 2022. "Optimal designing of two-level skip-lot sampling reinspection plan," Journal of Applied Statistics, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 49(5), pages 1086-1104, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:taf:japsta:v:49:y:2022:i:5:p:1086-1104
    DOI: 10.1080/02664763.2020.1849059
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