The Utility of Signal-Detection Theory in the Analysis of Industrial Inspector Accuracy
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Abstract In an experimental study of inspector accuracy utilizing industrial electronics inspectors as subjects, a visual, subject-paced task requiring a “yes-no” response was used. The results are thought to be generally applicable to visual inspection tasks, but may not be applicable in an inspection task requiring measurement, as in machine parts inspection. The major conclusion of the research is that signal-detection measures are more useful in performance evaluation than are other available measures, because they not only relate performance to payoff, but indicate the magnitude and direction of improvement required.
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