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Development of a Generalized Quick-Switch Sampling System Incorporating Process Loss Considerations

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By Armin Darmawan, To-Cheng Wang, Chien-Wei Wu
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A.Darmawan, T.-C.Wang, and C.-W.Wu, “Development of a Generalized Quick-Switch Sampling System Incorporating Process Loss Considerations.” Quality and Reliability Engineering International (2026): . https://doi.org/10.1002/qre.70256 Data Availability Statement The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.
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Constructing a Sample‐Size Adaptable Sampling System Based on a Third‐Generation Process Capability Index

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By To-Cheng Wang
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1 Introduction Acceptance sampling plans (ASPs) are among the key methods in statistical quality control, allowing practitioners to verify product quality economically and efficiently [1, 2]. Both theoretical and practical applications of ASPs have been extensively discussed [3, 4].
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Improved sampling scheme with adaptive backtracking and flexible resampling mechanisms for increased lot-disposition efficiency

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By To-Cheng Wang
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Abstract Acceptance sampling plans, as an economical quality control tool, employ statistical theory to provide exact inspection sample size and clear standard to make a decision on a lot with quality-and-risk specifications. The modified repetitive group sampling plan (MRGSP), combining the basic plan with a multiple-dependent-state sampling plan, was recently developed and proven to be cost-effective.
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