Use of statistics to determine calibration of instruments
AssigneeSiemens Industry, Inc.
InventorDaniel J. Collins
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AssigneeSiemens Industry, Inc.
InventorDaniel J. Collins
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The present invention relates generally to statistics and calibration of instruments. More particularly, the invention encompasses the use of statistics to determine calibration of instruments. The present invention is also directed to a remote system for determination of re-calibration of instruments. The present invention also teaches the use of multiple statistical tests to determine need for calibration. The invention also includes a novel use of tests, such as, the F-Test, the Z-Test, to determine need for calibration. Furthermore, this invention relates to an alternate instrument scheme consisting of the use of redundant sensors and statistical analysis to avoid unnecessary calibrations and to detect sensors that are starting to drift before they go out of calibration. With this invention reduced calibration cost, increased data integrity, and reduced off-spec uncertainty is achieved.
A method of using statistics to determine calibration of instruments, comprising:
A method of using statistics to determine calibration of instruments, comprising:
A non-transitory program storage device readable by machine, tangibly embodying a program of instructions executable by the machine to perform method steps for using statistics to determine calibration of instruments, the method steps comprising:
A non-transitory program storage device readable by machine, tangibly embodying a program of instructions executable by the machine to perform method steps for using statistics to determine calibration of instruments, the method steps comprising:
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