2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.ifacol.2020.12.2803
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Human-Computer-Machine Interaction for the Supervision of Flexible Manufacturing Systems: A Case Study

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“…Finally, the technology can work with equipment engineers and key equipment vendors to improve the reading quality of RFID tags in both hardware and software. Heshan L., Xin Y., Jia G., and Su H. [3] in their research discussed the application of Artificial Intelligence and Industrial Internet of Things in Smart Manufacturing Services (SMS). In this research it is proven that AI-enabled/derived services and IIoT-driven services can facilitate collaborative production and improve production efficiency.…”
Section: Application Of Computer-integrated Manufacturing In Efforts ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, the technology can work with equipment engineers and key equipment vendors to improve the reading quality of RFID tags in both hardware and software. Heshan L., Xin Y., Jia G., and Su H. [3] in their research discussed the application of Artificial Intelligence and Industrial Internet of Things in Smart Manufacturing Services (SMS). In this research it is proven that AI-enabled/derived services and IIoT-driven services can facilitate collaborative production and improve production efficiency.…”
Section: Application Of Computer-integrated Manufacturing In Efforts ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, the training set meets the following two conditions: (1) Each attribute set contains enough information to establish the structural model of the system; that is, each attribute set can train a strong learner independently, and the learner itself has high generalization ability; (2) when a tag is given, each attribute set condition is independent of another attribute set, which is often difficult to achieve in the actual process [15]. en, in the process of collaborative training, each classifier screens several unlabeled samples with high prediction confidence and adds them to another tag set to provide update conditions for each other.…”
Section: Standard Cooperative Training Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the classification reliability problem, it is intuitively believed that if the two classifiers trained by L have the same prediction results for the same unlabeled sample, the result will have higher classification reliability. erefore, this labeled result can be added to L to expand the training labeled sample set [15].…”
Section: Semisupervised Support Vector Machine Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Production changes: within a mass-customizing company, different variants of products must be manufactured. Therefore, the production process should automatically adapt to fulfil different production orders with the available resources by minimizing the changeover activities (Hernandez et al, 2020) • Environmental changes: in flexible manufacturing systems, small environmental changes and noise are common due to the production of different variants (Simpson et al, 1998). However, the system should not arrest the manufacturing operation or decrease its performance due to occurrence of these scenarios.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%