Titlebook: Sampling Procedures to Detect Mycotoxins in Agricultural Commodities; Thomas Whitaker,Andrew Slate,Andrew Cannavan Book 2011 Springer Scie

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Conclusions,xin test procedure will reduce the number of lots misclassified by the sampling plan. An example of measuring uncertainty and developing a model to predict the performance (OC curves) of sampling plans to detect fumonisin in maize lots (Whitaker et al. 2007) is shown in Appendix A.

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Designing Mycotoxin Sampling Plans,am. The chances of making this type of mistake is called the buyer’s risk (false negatives, or type II, β error) since contaminated lots will be processed into feed or food causing possible health problems and/or economic loss to the buyer of the product.