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Process Modeling
4.6. Case Studies in Process Modeling 4.6.1. Load Cell Calibration
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Start Simple | The first step in analyzing the data is to select a candidate model. In the case of a measurement system like this one, a fairly simple function should describe the relationship between the load and the response of the load cell. One of the hallmarks of an effective measurement system is a straightforward link between the instrumental response and the property being quantified. | ||
Plot the Data | Plotting the data indicates that the hypothesized, simple relationship between load and deflection is reasonable. The plot below shows the data. It indicates that a straight-line model is likely to fit the data. It does not indicate any other problems, such as presence of outliers or nonconstant standard deviation of the response. | ||
Initial Model: Straight Line |
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