Dual Response Approach in Process Capability based on Hybrid Neural Network-Genetic Algorithms

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Tritiya A.R. Arungpadang
Stenly Tangkuman
Lily S. Patras

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Process capability has long been recognized as an important performance measure to prove how well the process meets the requirements. Process capability can be improved by applying dual response approach, to determine optimal input factors. Using of artificial intelligence can optimize the prediction of the best input combination with a limited number of experiments. This study proposes an alternatives procedure using a dual response approach and artificial intelligence. One of the most common robust design models has been formulated to minimize variability while maintaining the mean on the desired target. A study case was selected to implement the proposed approach and compare it with conventional optimization models to show the improvement in procedures.

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ArungpadangT. A., TangkumanS., & PatrasL. S. (2019). Dual Response Approach in Process Capability based on Hybrid Neural Network-Genetic Algorithms. Journal of Sustainable Engineering: Proceedings Series, 1(1), 117-122. https://doi.org/10.35793/joseps.v1i1.16
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