What is false accept risk?
There are two definitions of false accept risk: Unconditional false accept risk is the probability that an equipment parameter or attribute will be both out-of-tolerance and perceived as being in-tolerance during calibration or testing. Conditional false accept risk is the probability that an accepted parameter or attribute will be out-of-tolerance during calibration or testing. The consequences of high false accept risk include possible negative outcomes relating to the accuracies of calibration systems and test systems and to the performance of end items.
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