Comparison of statistical process monitoring methods: application to the Eastman challenge problem
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Manabu Kano | Shinji Hasebe | Hiromu Ohno | Bhavik R. Bakshi | Koji Nagao | Iori Hashimoto | Ramon Strauss | B. Bakshi | M. Kano | S. Hasebe | I. Hashimoto | K. Nagao | R. Strauss | H. Ohno
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