2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-020-06581-3
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A new multiobjective optimization with elliptical constraints approach for nonlinear models implemented in a stainless steel cladding process

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“…This means that the variables vary concomitantly, and it is recommended to analyze them through simultaneous confidence intervals. A deeper explanation about this concept may be found in [13,42].…”
Section: Multivariate Analysismentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…This means that the variables vary concomitantly, and it is recommended to analyze them through simultaneous confidence intervals. A deeper explanation about this concept may be found in [13,42].…”
Section: Multivariate Analysismentioning
confidence: 96%
“…However, it is not a welding defect as it does not interfere in the construction of the corona ring. The analysis of the results followed mainly a recent methodology published in [13].…”
Section: Figure 4 Semi-automatic Welding Process Structurementioning
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“…For instance, return, to be maximized and variability, to be minimized. In order to overcome this problem, the technique of Factor Mean Square Error (FMSE) proposed by (Leite, 2019) as a variation of Multivariate Mean Square Error (MMSE) developed in (Paiva et al, 2009) can be applied as in (Luz et al, 2021). Initially, the targets for the factors are calculated as shown in Equation 6, where i T is the target for the i th factor, Z is the vector of standardized variables, and i L is the vector of loadings composed of the correlations between the original variables and the ith factor.…”
Section: Apply Weights and Generate Mathematical Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%