On the Odd Perks Exponential Model: An Application to Quality Control Data

Table 1

GASP under the OPE model, showing minimum and when and .

0.25	2	—	—	—	44	4	0.9735	112	5	0.9771	3	5	0.9634
	4	17	2	0.9791	3	2	0.9698	3	2	0.9636	1	3	0.9842
	6	4	1	0.9582	1	1	0.9584	3	2	0.9885	1	2	0.9725
	8	4	1	0.9763	1	1	0.9764	2	1	0.9510	1	2	0.9877
0.1	2	—	—	—	73	4	0.9564	186	5	0.9622	—	—	—
	4	28	2	0.9658	4	2	0.9599	13	3	0.9855	2	3	0.9686
	6	28	2	0.9899	4	2	0.9881	5	2	0.9809	1	2	0.9725
	8	6	1	0.9646	2	1	0.9533	2	1	0.9510	1	2	0.9877
0.05	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	242	5	0.9511	—	—	—
	4	36	2	0.9563	5	2	0.9501	16	3	0.9822	2	3	0.9686
	6	36	2	0.9870	5	2	0.9852	6	2	0.9772	2	3	0.9932
	8	8	1	0.9531	2	1	0.9533	6	2	0.9901	2	2	0.9756
0.01	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	4	418	3	0.9863	24	3	0.9867	25	3	0.9723	3	3	0.9533
	6	55	2	0.9802	7	2	0.9793	9	2	0.9659	3	3	0.9897
	8	55	2	0.9917	7	2	0.9913	9	2	0.9851	2	2	0.9756

Hyphens (—) are presented in the required cells for a large sample size.