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Pass or Fail: With Which Probability?

October 23, 2019 Office Articles, Vol. 26:3 (Jul 2019)

by Manuel Rodríguez

In this paper, the Probability of Pass (PoP) and the Probability of Fail (PoF) are derived following a metrological approach, in which concepts such as repeatability, number of effective degrees of freedom, level of confidence, coverage factors and expanded uncertainty will play a role.

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