An information model for evaluating, predicting and managing the qualityof industrial products
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https://doi.org/10.15587/1729-4061.2015.40538Keywords:
information model, quality management system, evaluation and predictionAbstract
Structural formalization ofevaluating, predicting and managing products quality has resulted in a devised information model that is presented as a closed loop within the quality management system of information and material flows between a normative, industrial and information modules that interact on the basis of evaluation and prediction. The model allows establishing relations between structural elements of products quality and its formation. It is a basis for information structure modeling as well as simulation of information support for making managerial decisions while designing, manufacturing and using industrial products.
We have modeled structural and parametric evaluation and prediction of products quality as a complex of interrelated resources and procedures aimed at obtaining more specific information and preventing products inconsistencies due to technologies of intelligent data analysis.
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