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Combined bias and outlier identification in dynamic data reconciliation

Becerra et al., 2002

Document ID
5406957681720078757
Author
Becerra V
Roberts P
et al.
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Computers & chemical engineering

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Measured process data normally contain inaccuracies because the measurements are obtained using imperfect instruments. As well as random errors one can expect systematic bias caused by miscalibrated instruments or outliers caused by process peaks such as …
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