Accession Number:

AD0610850

Title:

ANALYZING RELIABILITY DATA AND DESIGNING ACCEPTANCE TESTS,

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MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH CAMBRIDGE INSTRUMENTATION LAB

Report Date:

1964-10-01

Abstract:

Persons designing testing programs to specify reliability functions and failure rates need theoretical means of assigning confidence intervals to the quantities obtained. Also, persons designing acceptance tests for items with unknown reliability functions need simple, general methods of test design which do not rely on the myriad specialized tables for specific mathematical models available in the literature. The two problems are really opposite ways of looking at the same theoretical structure. The theoretical structure is examined and solutions to the problems are posed. Author

Pages:

0039

Contract Number:

AF04 694 553

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0.00MB

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