Comparing Curves Using Additive Models

By Esteban Walker, S. P. Wright. 2002

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Subfields: Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Statistics and Probability

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Monitoring Nonlinear Profiles with Random Effects by Nonparametric Regression (2009, methodology): “Section 4 presents a case study using the VDP data from Walker and Wright (2002). Finally, Sec.”
CONTROL CHART FOR MONITORING NONPARAMETRIC PROFILES WITH ARBITRARY DESIGN (2009, background): “Another commonly seen example occurs when observations within different profiles have missing values at different time points (e.g., the vertical-density profile (VDP) data considered in Walker and Wright 2002).”
Using Control Charts to Monitor Process and Product Quality Profiles (2004, methodology): “As an illustration, consider the data used by Walker and Wright (2002) shown in Figure 2 .”
Monitoring the Slopes of Linear Profiles (2009, methodology): “Consider the vertical density profile (VDP) data set reported in Walker and Wright ( 2002 ; available online at <ext-link ext-link-type="uri" xmlns:xlink="http://www.”
Phase I monitoring of generalized linear model-based regression profiles (2015, background): “The relationship between density and depth of boards considered by Walker and Wright [2] and the relationship between torque and speed presented by Amiri et al.”
Phase II Monitoring of Nonlinear Profiles (2009, methodology): “Walker and Wright (2002) used density profiles of engineered wood boards to illustrate their approach.”
Statistical monitoring of nonlinear product and process quality profiles (2007, methodology): “The control limits for the T 2 C , T 2 D statistics are calculated from Equations (9) and (10), respectively.”
A CUSUM-based method for monitoring simple linear profiles (2009, methodology): “Walker and Wright [16] used a nonlinear regression model to represent the vertical density of a particleboard as a function of depth (see Fig.”
On the Monitoring of Autocorrelated Linear Profiles (2008, background): “Nonlinear profile applications have also been discussed by several authors including Jin and Shi ( 1999 ), Walker and Wright ( 2002 ), Ding et al.”
On the Monitoring of Linear Profiles (2003, methodology): “Walker and Wright (2002) used additive models to represent the curves of interest in the monitoring of density profiles of particleboard.”
Parsimonious additive models (2007, unknown): “These models are thus applied in several domains including economics (Smith and Kohn, 1996; Beck and Jackman, 1998), engineering (Walker and Wright, 2002) and public health (Bacchetti and Quale, 2002; Dominici et al.”