A training algorithm for optimal margin classifiers
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Machine Learning
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On-line econometric modeling of the manufacturing system and process
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Assessment of the competitive management efficiency in the manufacturing processes
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Batch manufacturing is a widely used technique in today economy. The conceptual change of the way in which the manufacturing machines are controlled is the most important aspect in which is possible to conform with the market demands so their reconfigurability would not affect competitiveness. The problem to be solved in this paper consists in a control method development for predictive control based on prediction of the controlled variables deviation values in respect with their programmed values and also to predict the process parameters for which chatter will appear. The basic idea is to use the data set obtained by monitoring the process during the manufacturing of the previous workpieces and during the current workpiece in order to predict the controlled variable value and to train a clasiffier algorithm. The method proposed consists in determining of the causal relation between one controlled variable and the monitored variables and then predicting its value in order to compensate the deviation from the program.