PROBABILISTIC METHODS OF ZERO-DEFECTS CHECKING FOR NONHOMOGENEOUS SAMPLINGS
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.52.11886Keywords:
Probabilistic methods, nonhomogeneous sampling, zero-defects methods, testing scheme, ergodic systems, inferential statistic, Bernoulli binomial testing scheme.Abstract
A short outline of the modified probabilistic methods of zero-defects checking is given and the applicability of these methods for nonhomogeneous sampling is substantiated. The main task of this paper is to substantiate the proposed modification of the zero-defect checking for obviously heterogeneous sampling. The proposed modification of the classical zero-defects methods allows: essentially decrease required volumes of testing; reduce testing terms in comparison with repeated fulfillments of the classical zero-defects method of tests; visibly declined testing costs. The proposed modifications of the classical zero-defects methods are fitted to work for all cases of essentially inhomogeneous samples. Given substantiation of the proposed method may be essentially used also for the modification of Bernoulli binomial testing scheme to reconcile it with the real situation in the accepting sampling. Our methods as a classical ones are based on application of Bernoulli's binominal testing scheme.References
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