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The effect of the size of the training set and number of principal components on the false alarm rate in statistical process monitoring

Ramaker et al., 2004

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341875567924795745
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Ramaker H
van Sprang E
Westerhuis J
Smilde A
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Chemometrics and intelligent laboratory systems

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This paper describes the sensitivity of false alarm rate to misspecification of the number of PCA components in multivariate statistical process control (MSPC) models. Using simulations, it is shown that choosing an incorrect number of components in monitoring …
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