Manufacturing the Future 2006
DOI: 10.5772/5050
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Application Similarity Coefficient Method to Cellular Manufacturing

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“…The SC based scientific measures are being adopted in many disciplines of scientific research such as physical science, biological science, medical science, engineering science etc. [18]. The SC describes numerical score of similarity between a pair of objects (machines in CMS).…”
Section: Similarity Coefficientmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The SC based scientific measures are being adopted in many disciplines of scientific research such as physical science, biological science, medical science, engineering science etc. [18]. The SC describes numerical score of similarity between a pair of objects (machines in CMS).…”
Section: Similarity Coefficientmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para a formação de clusters, são necessários, dessa forma, critérios de alocação. A literatura propõe coeficientes de similaridade (Yin, 2006), desenvolvidos com o objetivo específico de se adaptar a situações particulares e de interesse dos pesquisadores (Meyer, 2002). Esses coeficientes indicam o grau de semelhança entre pares de objetos, facilitando o processo de clusterização dos mais variados tipos de elementos (Yin, 2006).…”
Section: Análise De Agrupamentosunclassified
“…Tais coeficientes se dividem em duas categorias: medidas de similaridade e de dissimilaridade. Na primeira, quanto maior for a semelhança, maior será o coeficiente; na segunda, quanto menor for a semelhança, menor será o coeficiente (Meyer, 2002;Yin, 2006;Reina et al, 2014). Além disso, coeficientes de similaridade podem variar conforme as características de interesse do objeto observado, expressas em variáveis que podem ser contínuas, discretas ou binárias (Reina et al, 2014).…”
Section: Análise De Agrupamentosunclassified
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