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The operating characteristic of double sampling plans by variables when the standard deviation is unknown

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We deal with double sampling plans by variables for a one-sided specification limit when the quality characteristic is normally distributed with unknown standard deviation. An algorithm is presented that allows to calculate the OC of the sampling plans proposed by Bowker and Goode (1952). We give several examples. Furthermore, it is shown that the algorithm carries over to calculating the OC of the double-stage t-test.

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The authors wish to thank Yvonne Köllner and Timor Saffary for technical support.

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Krumbholz, W., Rohr, A. The operating characteristic of double sampling plans by variables when the standard deviation is unknown. Allgemeines Statistisches Arch 90, 233–251 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10182-006-0232-2

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