Formulation and Applications of a Probabilistic Pareto Chart

Hart, Kenneth A.; Steinfeldt, Bradley A.; Braun, Robert D.

doi:10.2514/6.2015-0804

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“…Subsequently, this tool helps focus direction on QI efforts. 8 The template had the usual H&P elements not shown (eg, chief complaint, history of present illness, etc), and highlights the assessment/plan section containing primary reason(s) for admission and chronic comorbidities ( Figure 1). The complete assessment and plan section on the template can be found in the Appendix.…”

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Template Design and Analysis: Integrating Informatics Solutions to Improve Clinical Documentation

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Template Design and Analysis: Integrating Informatics Solutions to Improve Clinical Documentation

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2020

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“…A sensitivity analysis on the primary input parameters shows that the only significant factors are the orientation of the flowfield and the accommodation coefficients. 18 The accommodation coefficient is held fixed at 0.86 for reasons detailed in Section V, which leaves the flowfield orientation as the swept parameter in the surrogate model.…”

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Aerodynamics of the RANGE Nanosatellites from Direct Flowfield Simulation

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One of the objectives of the RANGE mission is to perform relative navigation using differential aerodynamics. The aerodynamic force coefficients, moment coefficients, and heating can be computed numerically, though this process is too computationally expensive to integrate directly into an orbit propagator. A surrogate model is developed to improve the modeling fidelity beyond a simple sphere or plate model without significantly increasing computational cost. The training points for this model come from an industry standard code for Direct Simulation Monte Carlo analysis. Detailed discussions of model development, validation, and results are included.

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