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Sequential sampling for pest control programs

- 01 Jan 1983

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This paper reviews four prerequisites imposed by this technique and compares the advantages and limitations of the methods used by Wald in the United States and by Iwao in Japan.. It also describes the calculation methods used and provides a practical example of the use of Poisson and negative binomial distributions.

Fig. 1. (A) Uniform, (B) random, and (C) contagious distributions.

Fig. 3. Average sample number curve of a sequential sampling plan obtained by Wald's method.

Table 2. Acceptance limits of hypotheses Hi and H2 for a sequential sampling plan according to Iwao's procedure

Fig. 4. Acceptance boundaries of a sequential sampling plan according to Wald's method.

Fig. 2. Probability curve of a sequential sampling plan, using Wald's method

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Developing sequential sampling plans for classifying Lasioderma serricorne (F.) (Coleoptera, Anobiidae) status in a cigarette factory

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Sequential Sampling in Forest Insect Surveys.

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