Abstract

In this article Single Sampling Plan dependent on Median Ranked data plot is proposed. Two fundamental prerequisites are considered for the new arrangement: the lifetime of the test units is accepted to follow the summed up remarkable circulation; and the information are chosen by utilizing the Median Ranked Set inspecting plan from an enormous part. The appropriation work portrayal under the Median Ranked Set inspecting plan is determined expecting that the set size is known; the base number of set cycle and subsequently the base sample size is important to guarantee the predefined normal life are acquired and the working trademark upsides of the positioned examining plans just as the maker's danger are introduced. An illustrative model dependent on the outcomes acquired are given

Keywords

  • Consumer Behaviour
  • Seafood Processed Product
  • Multiple Regression

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