Abstract

This paper study “Continuous Acceptance Sampling plans for Truncated Lomax distribution based on CUSUM Schemes” by Gauss-Chebyshev integration method. Assuming that the life time of an item produced is distributed according to Lomax distribution. Generally life tests experiments are carried out to determine an optimal truncated point. Truncated distributions are employed many practical situations where there is a constraint a lower and upper limits of the variable understudy. Based on these understanding we optimize CASPCUSUM Schemes through the truncated Lomax distribution by using Gauss-Chebyshev integration method. At various parameter values of the underlying distribution, we determine probability of acceptance.

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