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Dodge-Romig sampling plans: a standalone construct

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Quality engineering

acceptance sampling plans with rectifying inspection chosen to minimize total inspection for a given lot tolerance or average outgoing quality limit.

In quality engineering, Dodge-Romig sampling plans refers to acceptance sampling plans with rectifying inspection chosen to minimize total inspection for a given lot tolerance or average outgoing quality limit. This meaning comes from Dodge (1929) in Bell System Technical Journal.[1]

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References

Dodge, H. F., & Romig, H. G. (1929). A Method of Sampling Inspection. Bell System Technical Journal, 8(4), 613-631. https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1538-7305.1929.tb01240.x

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