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Acceptance Sampling by Attributes - CompareUser Defined Plans - Average Total Inspection (ATI) |
The average total inspection per lot represents the relationship between the quality of the incoming material and the average number of items that need to be inspected, assuming that rejected lots will be 100% inspected.
Example Output |
Compare User Defined Plan(s)
Sample Acceptance Percent Probability Probability Size(n) Number(c) Defective Accepting Rejecting AOQ ATI 150 10 2 1.000 0.000 1.988 155.9 150 10 5 0.868 0.132 4.313 3435.6
200 10 2 0.997 0.003 1.979 262.8 200 10 5 0.583 0.417 2.892 10539.9
250 10 2 0.987 0.013 1.955 566.7 250 10 5 0.291 0.709 1.440 17799.6
Sample Acceptance At Percent Size(n) Number(c) AOQL Defective 150 10 4.355 5.369 200 10 3.254 4.027 250 10 2.595 3.222
Accept lot if defective items in n sampled ≤ c; Otherwise reject. |
Interpretation |
For the grocery bags, when the average incoming quality level is 2%, the average number of bags inspected per lot is 155.9, 262.8, and 566.7, when the sample sizes are 150, 200, and 250 and the accept number is 10. When the average incoming quality level is 5%, the average outgoing quality 3435.6, 10539.9, and 17799.6, when the sample sizes are 150, 200, and 250 and the accept number is 10.