Assessment of T^2- and Q-statistics for detecting additive and multiplicative faults in multivariate statistical process monitoring
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Assessment of \(T^2\)- and \(Q\)-statistics for detecting additive and multiplicative faults in multivariate statistical process monitoring
Assessment of \(T^2\)- and \(Q\)-statistics for detecting additive and multiplicative faults in multivariate statistical process monitoring
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- Canonical correlation analysis-based explicit relation discovery for statistical process monitoring
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