September 2014
Intermediate to advanced
272 pages
6h 59m
English
book
Probabilistic Design for Optimization and Robustness for Engineers
by Bryan Dodson, Patrick Hammett, Rene Klerx
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Index
- Acceptance limit
- Accuracy
- Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP)
- Apple
- Benchmarking
- Bias
- Bias correction
- Bilateral
- Binary logistic regression, see Logistic regression
- Binary outcome
- Black Belt
- Black box
- Boundary diagram
- Center point
- Central composite design (CCD)
- circumscribed central composite (CCC)
- face-centered central composite (CCF)
- inscribed central composite (CCI)
- Central limit theorem,
- Characteristic life, see Weibull distribution
- Circuit example
- circuit cost example
- Circumscribed central composite, see Central composite design
- Coded units
- Component selection
- Concept planning
- Concurrent engineering
- Confidence interval
- Confirmation testing
- Confounding
- confounding decomposition
- Constraints
- Control plan
- Controlled variation
- Correlation coefficient
- Cost optimization
- Covariance
- Cubic terms
- Cumulative distribution function (CDF)
- Customer loss function
- Customer requirements
- Customer satisfaction
- Degrees of freedom
- Derivative
- Design FMEA, see Failure mode and effects analysis
- Design of experiments, see Experimental design
- Design for Six Sigma (DfSS)
- Design requirements
- Design verification reviews
- Desirability
- Distribution of functions
- Distributions
- continuous distributions
- discrete distributions
- modeling distributions
- sampling distributions
- Drift
- Empirical model
- Equal bilateral, see Bilateral
- Expected value
- Expected value of a function, see Distribution of functions
- Expected yield
- Experimental design
- Exponential distribution
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