Acceptance Sampling OPRE 6364 1
Properties of OC Curves OPRE 6364 27 • T he acceptance number c and sample size n are most important factors in defining the OC curve • D ecreasing the acceptance number is preferred over increasing sample size • T he larger the sample size the steeper is the OC curve (i.e., it becomes more discriminating between good and bad lots)
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