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VAGUE DATA ANALYSIS USING SEQUENTIAL TEST
Keywords:
sequential test, neutrosophy, classical test, industry, Bernoulli distribution.DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17654/0972361724023Abstract
Objective. The existing sequential test using Bernoulli distribution can only be applied when no uncertainty/indeterminacy is found in testing the hypothesis. This paper introduces neutrosophic Bernoulli distribution and sequential test using the distribution.
Method. The operational procedure of the proposed test will be introduced and applied for testing the hypothesis in the presence of uncertainty.
Results. The advantages of the proposed test will be discussed using manufacturing data. From the comparison and simulation studies, it is found that the proposed test is efficient than the existing test under classical statistics.
Conclusions. The proposed test may be more economic and time-saving as the decision may make on the basis of the first sample. Therefore, the proposed test is efficient, economical and adequate than the existing test.
Received: October 29, 2023
Accepted: December 16, 2023
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