Predictive modeling of machining line variation

Details Predictive modeling of machining line variation Predictive modeling of machining line variation

2007-04-24

2007-04-24

Masinick, Michael D. (Department: 2125)

Data processing: generic control systems or specific application

Specific application, apparatus or process

Product assembly or manufacturing

C700S174000, C700S193000, C700S121000, C703S022000

Reexamination Certificate

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11106041

ABSTRACT:
A multistage machining process includes a plurality of stations. Workpiece feature quality is predicted based on decomposition of the machining process into sources of variation, reticulation of the machining process into machining stations and error models that account for significant contributions to feature quality including from categorical sources of variation.

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