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compared to the multiple sampling plnn nnd will require smaller average sample size compared to the single sampling plan. The double sampling plan gives a.
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MODIFIED TABLES FOFl TilE SELECTION OF DOUBLE SAMPLING ATrRIBUTE PLAN INDEXED BY AOL AND LQL

V.ly

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1\cl

2:

F(n,JAc 1, d 1) + d1

-

(3)

Ac, .. 1

and (4) 1\c

L

where F{n/Ac, d) =

t(nld)

d-0

,·:~~ ~ '1

f(nld) = exp (-11p) (np)d /d!

For the sake of convenience, the value of n2 is assumed as k times of n 1• F:er ,: 'Jl •• various combinations of Ac 1, Re 1, Ac 2 , and Re 2 and for fixed k, the unity values n 1p 1 and n 1p 2 (and hence p2/p 1) were obtained by solving the equation {3) fixed

and

combinations.

Similarly, the unity values p 1ASN(P 1) and were ob tained by solving equation (4). The values of Ac 1, Re 1, Ac2 , are selected meeting the conditions (1) and (2) suggested by Hamaker Strike (1955) for eliminating plans that are intuitively bad. It is well known that p 2/p 1 is an inverse measure of may, therefore, find a number of double sampling plans having a p2/p 1 or just less than the desired p~p 1 • Among sucl1 double sampling plans, having minimum sum of ASN at AQL and LQL may be prefered.

For the

discussed earlier, one may find the following double sampling plans. Calculated p2/p,

3.89 3.88 3.87 3.86 3.79 3 .71 3.68 3.67 and so on

p 1 ASN(p 1) +

AC 1

p 2 ASN(p 2)

n,p, for u = .05

7.964 9.628 8.482 9.292 10.157 10.019 8.711 9.502

1.171 1.427 1.295 1.747 1.969 1.966 1.322 1.859

0

2

4 6

0 3

4 5

6

3 3

5

11

5 5

10 5 7

1 3

5

5

5 6

Among the above, the plan involving smaller sum of ASN must be corresponding to minimum p 1ASN(p 1)+p 2ASN(p2 )

since p 1 and p2 are Thus, in the above example, the plan satisfying requirements is fixed as Re 1=4, Ac 2 =5, and Re 2=6 and n 1 =1.171/0.01

117. Tables II through

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Vlo S 1ASN(pl)

"aPI for

p2ASN(p2)

0(111'.0$

" ' .OS

0 . 16i o. 266 0.327 O.JSO 0.513 0.679 0.754 0 . 795 0 .a11 0.676 1.262 1.316 1. 146 0.065 1.036 1.346 I. 526 I . 871 2. 054 2 . 219 2.612 2. 782 2.931 3.367 3.524 ).660 4. Ill 4.278 ~ .402 4 . 907 5.041 5.154 5.688 5. 813 5. 917 6.476 6.592 6.685 7.170 7.378 7.468 6.410 8.070

0.207 o . J7( 0. 4a2 o. 52l 0. 679 o. ala o. 956 1.022 1. 049 1. 3]3 1. 501 1. 5a5 I. 63 t I. 845 2 . 329 2 .)62 2. 842 2. 90( 3 .)66 J . aoo 3. 914 (. J42 4.7]3 4 . 902 5.297 5. 649 5. 872 6. 236 6.554 6. 828 7 . 163 7. 4SJ 7 . 774 8 . 083 a . Jlc IV.

(CON II I-il ii ll)

--··· ··---------· Ac

1 Rt 1 A< 7

Rc (

"2 1 P1 lor ~·.01 ~-.

·-0 0

2 2

0

2

0

2 2

0

I

l l 3 J

1

l

I 0

l 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 6 5

0

1 I

2 l 2 2 l 0 0

0 I

s

1 2 l 4 5 6 4

I 6 7 8 4

a 9 10 11 12 s 6 6 12

I

5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6

1l 14 15 16 8 9 16 17 18

1

s

9

s

7 7 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7

20 23 19 11 12

l l I I

I 1 I I

I I

2

l 2 }

l }

I

J:

Uu

IJ 14

IS 16 17

J 4 5 6 1

1

10.90 9.67 9.17 9.06

I 6 7

a 9 5 9 10

I

6. 73

6.57 6. 52

II

the plan

---- - - -----------------

1ASN( 1>l) Pz'Pt

lor p ASH(pl) t. •. Ol 1 •· .OS

.

r 1•s•cr 1 > " 2'" •

p 1ASNCpl l

!or

PzASN(f'l) « • . 01

' •· z.s•c,.2>

"1"1 lor cc• .0 1

p AS11Cp ) 1 1 lor o•.O,

8 • . 01

·------·-·-- -·-----·- - - -

40 . (4 21.09 16.90 16.67

2

12 13 6 7 7 13 14 15 16 IT 9 10 17 10 19 10 21 24 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 16

10

fl

I

5. 86 5. OS 4.84

4.