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Line 1: ==Quality control== Alternative [[quality control]] (QC) procedures can be applied on a process to test statistically the [[null hypothesis]], that the process is in control, against the alternative, that the process is out of control. When a true [[null hypothesis]] is rejected, a statistical type I error is committed. We have then a false rejection of a run of the process . The probability of a type I error is called probability for false rejection. When a false null hypothesis is accepted, a statistical type II error is committed. We fail then to detect a significant change in the distribution of error in the process. The probability for rejection of a false [[null hypothesis]] is called probability for error detection.

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