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Saetia et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Data-driven approach to equipment taxonomy classification

Saetia et al., 2019

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13839979236254679611
Author
Saetia K
Lukens S
Pijcke E
Hu X
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Annual Conference of the PHM Society

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ABSTRACT A standardized taxonomy enables asset-intensive industrial organizations to systematically measure and track efficiency and performance of assets at different levels in an asset hierarchy. Having a well-structured taxonomy also allows companies to take …
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