Could recent advances in machine learning improve process data analytics in your facility? Take this webinar to learn more.
In 60 minutes, you’ll gain a historical perspective on the process data analytics based on machine learning and latent variable methods and the need to distill desirable features from measured data under routine operations. You’ll then examine several statistical machine learning methods that could have vast applications in process data analytics, including a new method that models high dimensional dynamic time series data to extract the most dynamic latent variables. Through an industrial case study, you’ll see how real process data are efficiently and effectively modeled using these dynamic methods to extract features for process operations and control. And, you’ll gain a new understanding of how process data are indispensable for manufacturing process troubleshooting, diagnosis and effective control.
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