A Nonparametric Regression Approach to Syringe Grading for Quality Improvement
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用于注射器质量改进分级的非参数回归方法
- 研究问题
- 如何把专家根据高维仪器记录进行产品分级的过程形式化，并利用注射器摩擦曲线实现自动质量判别？
- 方法与思路
- 作者用平滑样条提取摩擦曲线特征，以摩擦学专家给出的等级为标签，建立预测注射器等级的非线性分类模型。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称，该方法可自动完成注射器分级；留一交叉验证显示，模型预测准确率与专家判断的准确率大致相当。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对曲线特征和平滑参数的选择、专家等级的参照标准，以及交叉验证是否涵盖特征提取和模型选择全过程。
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原文摘要
In the biomedical products industry, measures of the quality of individual clinical specimens or manufacturing production units are often available in the form of high-dimensional data such as continuous recordings obtained from an analytical instrument. These recordings are then examined by experts in the field who extract certain features and use these to classify individuals. To formalize and quantify this procedure, an approach for extracting features from recordings based on nonparametric regression is described. These features are then used to build a classification model that incorporates the knowledge of the expert. The procedure is illustrated with the problem of grading of syringes from associated friction profile data. Features of the syringe friction profiles used in the classification are extracted via smoothing splines, and grades of the syringes are assigned by an expert tribologist. A nonlinear classification model is constructed to predict syringe grades based on the extracted features. The classification model makes it possible to grade syringes automatically without expert inspection. Using leave-one-out cross-validation, the prediction accuracy of the classification model is found to be about the same as the accuracy obtained from the expert.