On Using Selection Procedures with Binomial Models.

Abstract

A subset selection procedure R for binomial populations is considered for the problem of selecting the best of k vendors whose manufacturing processes have the probabilities p sub 1,...,p sub k of turning out an item which conforms to specifications. The operating characteristics (i.e. selection probabilities and expected size of the selected subset) of this rule are related to the underlying p sub i's, the common sample size n, and d. Formulae (both exact and asymptotic) are given for these quantities for slippage as well as equi-spaced parametric configurations. Tables and graphs relating these quantities are presented for three specific slippage configurations. Numerical illustrations are given to show the use of the tables in determining the sample size n and the constant d to be used in the rule R.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Oct 01, 1983
Accession Number
ADA135275

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  • G. C. Mcdonald
  • Sumedha Gupta

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  • Purdue University

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  • Materials and Manufacturing Processes

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  • Binomials
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  • Mathematics

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