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9780470380260

Statistical Tolerance Regions Theory, Applications, and Computation

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    9780470380260

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    0470380268

  • Edition: 1st
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  • Copyright: 2009-04-27
  • Publisher: Wiley
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Summary

The topic of tolerance intervals and tolerance regions has undergone significant growth during recent years, with applications arising in various areas such as quality control, industry, and environmental monitoring. Statistical Tolerance Regions presents the theoretical development of tolerance intervals and tolerance regions through computational algorithms and the illustration of numerous practical uses and examples. This is the first book of its kind to successfully balance theory and practice, providing a state-of-the-art treatment on tolerance intervals and tolerance regions.

Author Biography

K. Krishnamoorthy, PhD, is Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. He is Associate Editor of Communications in Statistics and has published numerous journal articles in his areas of research interest, which include tolerance regions, multivariate analysis, and statistical computing.

Thomas Mathew, PhD, is Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. He currently focuses his research on tolerance regions, inference in linear mixed and random models, and bioequivalence testing. A Fellow of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics and the American Statistical Association, Dr. Mathew is the coauthor of Statistical Tests for Mixed Linear Models, also published by Wiley.

Table of Contents

List of Tablesp. xiii
Prefacep. xvii
Preliminariesp. 1
Introductionp. 1
One-Sided Tolerance Intervalsp. 2
Tolerance Intervalsp. 4
Survival Probability and Stress-Strength Reliabilityp. 5
Some Technical Resultsp. 7
The Modified Large Sample (MLS) Procedurep. 11
The Generalized P-value and Generalized Confidence Intervalp. 13
Descriptionp. 14
GPQs for a Location-Scale Familyp. 16
Some Examplesp. 17
Exercisesp. 20
Univariate Normal Distributionp. 25
Introductionp. 25
One-Sided Tolerance Limits for a Normal Populationp. 26
Two-Sided Tolerance Intervalsp. 30
Tolerance Intervalsp. 30
Equal-Tailed Tolerance Intervals for a Normal Distributionp. 33
Simultaneous Hypothesis Testing about Normal Quantilesp. 34
Tolerance Limits for X1 - X2p. 38
Exact One-Sided Tolerance Limits for the Distribution of X1 - X2 When the Variance Ratio Is Knownp. 39
One-Sided Tolerance Limits for the Distribution of X1 - X2 When the Variance Ratio Is Unknownp. 40
Hypothesis Testing About the Quantiles of X1 - X2p. 43
Comparison of the Approximate Methods for Making Inference about Quantiles of X1 - X2p. 44
Applications of Tolerance Limits for X1 - X2 with Examplesp. 45
Simultaneous Tolerance Limits for Normal Populationsp. 50
Simultaneous One-Sided Tolerance Limitsp. 50
Simultaneous Tolerance Intervalsp. 51
Exercisesp. 54
Univariate Linear Regression Modelp. 59
Notations and Preliminariesp. 59
One-Sided Tolerance Intervals and Simultaneous Tolerance Intervalsp. 62
One-Sided Tolerance Intervalsp. 62
One-Sided Simultaneous Tolerance Intervalsp. 66
Two-Sided Tolerance Intervals and Simultaneous Tolerance Intervalsp. 69
Two-Sided Tolerance Intervalsp. 69
Two-Sided Simultaneous Tolerance Intervalsp. 74
The Calibration Problemp. 78
Exercisesp. 81
The One-Way Random Model with Balanced Datap. 85
Notations and Preliminariesp. 85
Two Examplesp. 87
One-Sided Tolerance Limits for N $$p. 88
The Mee-Owen Approachp. 89
Vangel's Approachp. 91
The Krishnamoorthy-Mathew Approachp. 93
Comparison of Tolerance Limitsp. 97
Examplesp. 97
One-Sided Confidence Limits for Exceedance Probabilitiesp. 100
One-Sided Tolerance Limits When the Variance Ratio Is Knownp. 103
One-Sided Tolerance Limits for $$p. 104
Two-Sided Tolerance Intervals for $$p. 105
Mee's Approachp. 106
The Liao-Lin-Iyer Approachp. 107
Two-Sided Tolerance Intervals for $$p. 111
Exercisesp. 113
The One-Way Random Model with Unbalanced Datap. 117
Notations and Preliminariesp. 117
Two Examplesp. 118
One-Sided Tolerance Limits for $$p. 120
The Krishnamoorthy and Mathew Approachp. 120
The Liao, Lin and Iyer Approachp. 123
One-Sided Confidence Limits for Exceedance Probabilitiesp. 128
One-Sided Tolerance Limits for N $$p. 130
The Krishnamoorthy and Mathew Approachp. 131
The Liao, Lin and Iyer Approachp. 131
Two-Sided Tolerance Intervalsp. 133
A Two-Sided Tolerance Interval for $$p. 133
A Two-Sided Tolerance Interval for $$p. 134
Exercisesp. 135
Some General Mixed Modelsp. 137
Notations and Preliminariesp. 137
Some Examplesp. 141
Tolerance Intervals in a General Settingp. 144
One-Sided Tolerance Intervalsp. 145
Two-Sided Tolerance Intervalsp. 147
A General Model with Two Variance Componentsp. 151
One-Sided Tolerance Limitsp. 154
Two-Sided Tolerance Intervalsp. 156
A One-Way Random Model with Covariates and Unequal Variancesp. 158
Testing Individual Bioequivalencep. 163
Exercisesp. 169
Some Non-Normal Distributionsp. 173
Introductionp. 173
Lognormal Distributionp. 174
Gamma Distributionp. 175
Normal Approximation to a Gamma Distributionp. 176
Tolerance Intervals and Survival Probabilityp. 177
Applications with an Examplep. 178
Stress-Strength Reliabilityp. 181
Two-Parameter Exponential Distributionp. 182
Some Preliminary Resultsp. 183
One-Sided Tolerance Limitsp. 184
Estimation of Survival Probabilityp. 189
Stress-Strength Reliabilityp. 192
Weibull Distributionp. 195
Some Preliminariesp. 195
The Maximum Likelihood Estimators and Their Distributionsp. 196
Generalized Pivotal Quantities for Weibull Parametersp. 198
One-Sided Tolerance Limitsp. 199
A GPQ for a Survival Probabilityp. 200
Stress-Strength Reliabilityp. 201
Exercisesp. 204
Nonparametric Tolerance Intervalsp. 207
Notations and Preliminariesp. 207
Order Statistics and Their Distributionsp. 208
One-Sided Tolerance Limits and Exceedance Probabilitiesp. 211
Tolerance Intervalsp. 212
Confidence Intervals for Population Quantilesp. 214
Sample Size Calculationp. 215
Sample Size for Tolerance Intervals of the Form $$p. 215
Sample Size for Tolerance Intervals of the Form $$p. 217
Nonparametric Multivariate Tolerance Regionsp. 220
Exercisesp. 222
The Multivariate Normal Distributionp. 225
Introductionp. 225
Notations and Preliminariesp. 226
Some Approximate Tolerance Factorsp. 228
Methods Based on Monte Carlo Simulationp. 232
Simultaneous Tolerance Intervalsp. 238
Tolerance Regions for Some Special Casesp. 242
Exercisesp. 246
The Multivariate Linear Regression Modelp. 249
Preliminariesp. 249
The Modelp. 249
Some Examplesp. 251
Approximations for the Tolerance Factorp. 252
Accuracy of the Approximate Tolerance Factorsp. 257
Methods Based on Monte Carlo Simulationp. 258
Application to the Examplep. 260
Multivariate Calibrationp. 261
Problem Formulation and the Pivot Statisticp. 261
The Confidence Regionp. 263
Computation of the Confidence Regionp. 264
A Generalizationp. 267
An Example and Some Numerical Resultsp. 268
Exercisesp. 273
Bayesian Tolerance Intervalsp. 275
Notations and Preliminariesp. 275
The Univariate Normal Distributionp. 277
Tolerance Intervals Under the Non-Informative Priorp. 278
Tolerance Intervals Under the Conjugate Priorp. 279
The One-Way Random Model with Balanced Datap. 281
Two Examplesp. 284
Exercisesp. 291
Miscellaneous Topicsp. 293
Introductionp. 293
ß-Expectation Tolerance Regionsp. 293
ß-Expectation Tolerance Intervals for the Normal Distributionp. 294
ß-Expectation Tolerance Intervals for the One-Way Random Model with Balanced Datap. 295
ß-Expectation Tolerance Intervals for the One-Way Random Model with Unbalanced Datap. 300
ß-Expectation Tolerance Intervals for a General Mixed Effects Model with Balanced Datap. 301
Multivariate ß-Expectation Tolerance Regionsp. 303
Bayesian ß-Expectation Tolerance Intervalsp. 304
Tolerance Limits for a Ratio of Normal Random Variablesp. 305
An Upper Tolerance Limit Based on an Approximation to the cdfp. 308
Tolerance Limits Based on the Exact cdfp. 310
An Applicationp. 311
Sample Size Determinationp. 312
Sample Size Determination for a $$ Two-Sided Tolerance Interval for a Normal Populationp. 312
Sample Size Determination for a ß-Expectation Two-Sided Tolerance Interval for a Normal Populationp. 314
Reference Limits and Coverage Intervalsp. 315
Tolerance Intervals for Binomial and Poisson Distributionsp. 316
Binomial Distributionp. 318
Poisson Distributionp. 322
Two-Sided Tolerance Intervals for Binomial and Poisson Distributionsp. 324
Tolerance Intervals Based on Censored Samplesp. 326
Normal and Related Distributionsp. 327
Two-Parameter Exponential Distributionp. 336
Weibull and Extreme Value Distributionsp. 340
Exercisesp. 343
Data Setsp. 349
Tablesp. 355
Referencesp. 441
Indexp. 457
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