Optimization of Complex Process, Based on Design Of Experiments, a Generic Methodology

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Autori principali: Baderot, Julien, Cauchepin, Yann, Seiller, Alexandre, Fontanges, Richard, Martinez, Sergio, Foucher, Johann, Fuchs, Emmanuel, Daanoune, Mehdi, Grenier, Vincent, Barra, Vincent, Guillin, Arnaud
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author Baderot, Julien
Cauchepin, Yann
Seiller, Alexandre
Fontanges, Richard
Martinez, Sergio
Foucher, Johann
Fuchs, Emmanuel
Daanoune, Mehdi
Grenier, Vincent
Barra, Vincent
Guillin, Arnaud
author_facet Baderot, Julien
Cauchepin, Yann
Seiller, Alexandre
Fontanges, Richard
Martinez, Sergio
Foucher, Johann
Fuchs, Emmanuel
Daanoune, Mehdi
Grenier, Vincent
Barra, Vincent
Guillin, Arnaud
contents MicroLED displays are the result of a complex manufacturing chain. Each stage of this process, if optimized, contributes to achieving the highest levels of final efficiencies. Common works carried out by Pollen Metrology, Aledia, and Universit{é} Clermont-Auvergne led to a generic process optimization workflow. This software solution offers a holistic approach where stages are chained together for gaining a complete optimal solution. This paper highlights key corners of the methodology, validated by the experiments and process experts: data cleaning and multi-objective optimization.
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spellingShingle Optimization of Complex Process, Based on Design Of Experiments, a Generic Methodology
Baderot, Julien
Cauchepin, Yann
Seiller, Alexandre
Fontanges, Richard
Martinez, Sergio
Foucher, Johann
Fuchs, Emmanuel
Daanoune, Mehdi
Grenier, Vincent
Barra, Vincent
Guillin, Arnaud
Neural and Evolutionary Computing
Optimization and Control
MicroLED displays are the result of a complex manufacturing chain. Each stage of this process, if optimized, contributes to achieving the highest levels of final efficiencies. Common works carried out by Pollen Metrology, Aledia, and Universit{é} Clermont-Auvergne led to a generic process optimization workflow. This software solution offers a holistic approach where stages are chained together for gaining a complete optimal solution. This paper highlights key corners of the methodology, validated by the experiments and process experts: data cleaning and multi-objective optimization.
title Optimization of Complex Process, Based on Design Of Experiments, a Generic Methodology
topic Neural and Evolutionary Computing
Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.21294