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Application of linear regression analysis in accuracy assessment of rolling force calculations

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Efficient operation of the computational models employed in process control systems require periodical assessment of the accuracy of their predictions. Linear regression is proposed as a tool which allows separate systematic and random prediction errors from those related to measurements. A quantitative characteristic of the model predictive ability is introduced in addition to standard statistical tests for model adequacy. Rolling force calculations are considered as an example for the application. However, the outlined approach can be used to assess the performance of any computational model.

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Poliak, E.I., Shim, M.K., Kim, G.S. et al. Application of linear regression analysis in accuracy assessment of rolling force calculations. Metals and Materials 4, 1047–1056 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03025975

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