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Two-Sided Screening Procedures in the Bivariate Case

A procedure is described for screening using a variable X which will guarantee that 100δ% of Y values for screened items will be between L and U (two specification limits). The random variables (X, Y) are assumed to have a joint bivariate normal distribution. Tables for implementing the procedure are also given. The procedure is then extended to the case where all the parameters are unknown.

Donald B. Owen | Loretta Li

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