Main Takeaway: When process measurement devices are subjected to everyday wear and tear, their accuracy can drift over time. Having a classifier with great metrics is good, but it is not enough for it to be useful in production.
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When process measurement devices are subjected to everyday wear and tear, their accuracy can drift over time. Having a classifier with great metrics is good, but it is not enough for it to be useful in production. Disclaimer: This content is intended for training and educational purposes only.
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- When process measurement devices are subjected to everyday wear and tear, their accuracy can drift over time.
- Having a classifier with great metrics is good, but it is not enough for it to be useful in production.
- Disclaimer: This content is intended for training and educational purposes only.
- Comparison of external standards, internal standards and standard addition
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