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A coupled penalty matrix approach and principal component based co-linearity index technique to discover product specific foundry process knowledge from in-process data in order to reduce defects
R.S Ransing,
C Giannetti,
M.R Ransing,
M.W James,
Rajesh Ransing 
,
Cinzia Giannetti
,
Cinzia Giannetti
Computers in Industry, Volume: 64, Issue: 5, Pages: 514 - 523
Swansea University Authors:
Rajesh Ransing , Cinzia Giannetti
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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.compind.2013.02.009
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A coupled penalty matrix approach and principal component based co-linearity index technique to discover product specific foundry process knowledge from in-process data in order to reduce defects
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A coupled penalty matrix approach and principal component based co-linearity index technique to discover product specific foundry process knowledge from in-process data in order to reduce defects Rajesh Ransing Cinzia Giannetti |
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A coupled penalty matrix approach and principal component based co-linearity index technique to discover product specific foundry process knowledge from in-process data in order to reduce defects |
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A coupled penalty matrix approach and principal component based co-linearity index technique to discover product specific foundry process knowledge from in-process data in order to reduce defects |
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