Technical Report IV
Calculation of the confidence bounds for the fraction nonconforming of normal populations of measurements in clinical laboratory medicine
A T Hatjimihail
Abstract
The fraction nonconforming is a key quality measure used in statistical quality control design in clinical laboratory medicine. The confidence bounds of normal populations of measurements for the fraction nonconforming each of the lower and upper quality specification limits when both the random and the systematic error are unknown can be calculated using the noncentral t-distribution, as it is described in detail and illustrated with examples.
First Published
2015
Revised
2019
Citation
Hatjimihail AT. Calculation of the confidence bounds for the fraction nonconforming of normal populations of measurements in clinical laboratory medicine. Technical Report IV. Hellenic Complex Systems Laboratory; 2019. Available at: https://www.hcsl.com/TR/hcsltr04/hcsltr04.pdf
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