Computing tolerance interval for binomial random variable
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Tolerance interval is a random interval that contains a proportion of the population with a determined confidence level and is applied in many application fields such as reliability and quality control. In this educational paper, we investigate different methods for computing tolerance interval for the binomial random variable using the package Tolerance in statistical software R.
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volume 21 issue 1
pages 35- 39
publication date 2016-09
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