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Tolerance Limits and Sample-Size Determination Using Weibull Trimmed Data

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Guaranteed-coverage and expected-coverage tolerance limits for Weibull models are derived when, owing to restrictions on data collection, experimental difficulties, the presence of outliers, or some other extraordinary reasons, certain proportions… Click to show full abstract

Guaranteed-coverage and expected-coverage tolerance limits for Weibull models are derived when, owing to restrictions on data collection, experimental difficulties, the presence of outliers, or some other extraordinary reasons, certain proportions of the extreme sample values have been censored or disregarded. Unconditional and conditional tolerance bounds are presented and compared when some of the smallest observations have been discarded. In addition, the related problem of determining minimum sample sizes for setting Weibull tolerance limits from trimmed data is discussed when the numbers or proportions of the left and right trimmed observations are fixed. Step-by-step procedures for determining optimal sampling plans are also presented. Several numerical examples are included for illustrative purposes.

Keywords: tolerance limits; sample size; tolerance; trimmed data; limits sample; size determination

Journal Title: Axioms
Year Published: 2023

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