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Beruvides et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Research Article Coping with Complexity When Predicting Surface Roughness in Milling Processes: Hybrid Incremental Model with Optimal Parametrization

Beruvides et al., 2017

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Beruvides G
Castaño F
Haber R
Quiza R
Villalonga A
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The complexity of machining processes relies on the inherent physical mechanisms governing these processes including nonlinear, emergent, and time-variant behavior. The measurement of surface roughness is a critical step done offline by expensive quality control …
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