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Effective engineering design through simulation

Sanchez et al., 1996

Document ID
146705619608677315
Author
Sanchez S
Sanchez P
Ramberg J
Moeeni F
Publication year
Publication venue
International transactions in Operational research

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This paper presents a framework for designing, analyzing and improving systems and processes via discrete event simulation. The framework incorporates a robust design philosophy into a response surface metamodeling approach, and the simulation setting …
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