Suppose that a certain industrial process can be either in control or out of control, and that
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If it is decided that the process is out of control when in fact it is in control, then the loss from unnecessarily stopping the process will be $1000. If it is decided that the process is in control when in fact it is out of control, then the loss from continuing the process will be $18,000. If a correct decision is made, then the loss will be 0. It is desired to find a test procedure for which the expected loss will be a minimum. For what values ofX should it be decided that the process is out of control?
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Probability And Statistics
ISBN: 9780321500465
4th Edition
Authors: Morris H. DeGroot, Mark J. Schervish
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