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

Table 2

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

0.25	2	—	—	—	44	4	0.9704	100	5	0.9752	3	5	0.9591
	4	16	2	0.9779	3	2	0.9667	3	2	0.9595	1	3	0.9822
	6	4	1	0.9549	1	1	0.9555	3	2	0.9871	1	2	0.9697
	8	4	1	0.9742	1	1	0.9745	3	2	0.9944	1	2	0.9863
0.1	2	—	—	—	73	4	0.9513	166	5	0.9592	—	—	—
	4	26	2	0.9643	4	2	0.9559	12	3	0.9844	2	3	0.9647
	6	26	2	0.9894	4	2	0.9868	5	2	0.9786	1	2	0.9697
	8	6	1	0.9616	4	2	0.9944	5	2	0.9906	1	2	0.9863
0.05	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	4	34	2	0.9536	15	3	0.9900	15	3	0.9806	2	3	0.9647
	6	34	2	0.9862	5	2	0.9835	6	2	0.9744	2	3	0.9922
	8	34	2	0.9941	5	2	0.9930	6	2	0.9888	2	2	0.9728
0.01	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	4	384	3	0.9853	23	3	0.9848	23	3	0.9704	5	4	0.9875
	6	52	2	0.9789	7	2	0.9770	9	2	0.9619	3	3	0.9883
	8	52	2	0.9911	7	2	0.9903	9	2	0.9832	2	2	0.9728

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