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Chapter 9 - Valuing Deterministic Prospects

from Part II - Making Decisions When There Is No Uncertainty

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 June 2018

Ali E. Abbas
Ali E. Abbas
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University of Southern California
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Foundations of Multiattribute Utility , pp. 161 - 178
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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Readings on Value Functions for High Speed Milling

Abbas, A., Yang, L., Zapata, R., and Schmitz, T. 2008. Application of decision analysis to milling profit maximization: An introduction. Int. J. Materials and Product Technology, Vol. 35 (1/2), 64–88.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Karandikar, J., Abbas, A., and Schmitz, T., 2014, Tool life prediction using bayesian updating, part 1: Milling tool life model using a discrete grid method, Precision Engineering 38(1), 9–17Google Scholar
Karandikar, J., Abbas, A., and Schmitz, T., 2014, Tool Life Prediction using Bayesian Updating, Part 2: Turning Tool Life using a Markov Chain Monte Carlo Approach, Precision Engineering (Forthcoming)Google Scholar
Karandikar, J, Schmitz, T., Abbas, A. E.. 2012. Spindle speed selection for tool life testing using bayesian inference. Journal of Manufacturing Systems, 31, 403–411.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

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