A specific method for evaluating the percentage firing points of electroexplosive devices (EEDs) with various levels of confidence is derived using conventional, statistics assuming a normal distribution, and a knowledge of the actual firing points of a group of electroexplosive devices. The width of the distributions of the percentage points - with confidence - is derived and proposed as a "yardstick" for evaluation of the performance of goo-go statistical methods.
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