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At-a-Glance Schedule – Thursday, September 26
8:00a – 9:00a |
Welcome & Plenary Session (Green Auditorium)
The Impact of Statistical Engineering in Aerospace Research and Development at NASA
Peter Parker, NASA
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Green Auditorium
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Portrait Room |
Heritage Room
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9:15a – 10:00a |
1A: The Spike Interaction
James M. Lucas, J. M. Lucas and Associates
Moderator: Mary Conroy
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1B: Constructing a Space-Filling Mixture Experiment Design to Augment Existing Points Over a Region Specified by Linear and Nonlinear Constraints
Greg Piepel, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Moderator: Amanda Yoder
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1C: Statistical Process Control: Myths, Misconceptions, and Applications
Daksha Chokshi, Aerojet Rocketdyne
Moderator: Ashley Childress
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10:30a – 12:00p |
2A: STAT Invited Session
Time to Say Goodbye to Statistical Significance
Ron Wasserstein, Executive Director, ASA
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Allen Schirm, Mathematica Policy Research (retired)
Moderator: Richard (Herb) McGrath
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2B: Applications
Case Studies: Tools for System Availability and Sensor Performance with Small Samples
Kyle Kolsti, The Perduco Group
Tuning Algorithmic Parameters for Locating Array Construction
Erin Lanus, Virginia Tech
Moderator: Alex McBride
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2C: Technometrics
Invited Session
A Hierarchical Model for Heterogeneous Reliability Field Data
William Meeker, Iowa State Univ.
Optimal Experimental Design in the Presence of Nested Factors
Bradley Jones, JMP
Moderator: Richard Warr
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12:15p – 1:45p |
Luncheon:
Reliability of Eyewitness Identification as a Forensic Tool
Karen Kafadar, ASA President, Dept. of Statistics, University of Virginia |
2:00p – 3:30p |
3A: DOE
Utilizing the Structure of Two-Level Designs for Design Choice and Analysis
David Edwards, Virginia Commonwealth Univ.
OMARS Designs: Bridging the Gap between Definitive Screening Designs and Standard Response Surface Designs
Peter Goos, KU Leuven
Moderator: Flor Castillo
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3B: Quality
Laplace-Beltrami Spectra as a Tool for Statistical Shape Analysis of 2-D Manifold Data
Xueqi Zhao, Penn. State Univ.
Control Charting Techniques using Parametric, non-Parametric, and Semi-Parametric Methods
Chelsea Mitchell, VCU
Moderator: Jennifer Van Mullekom |
3C: Additive Manufacturing
Translating Images to Information: Improving Process Evaluation and Control Systems for Additive Manufacturing
Mindy Hotchkiss, Aerojet Rocketdyne
Sean Donegan, Air Force Research Laboratory
Sequential Approach to Identify Factors Influencing Flammability of Selective Laser Melted Inconel 718
Jonathan Tylka, NASA
Moderator: Jennifer Williams
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4:00p – 5:00p |
W. J. Youden Address (Green Auditorium)
The Role of DEX & EDA for Standards and the Role of Standards for DEX & EDA
Jim Filliben, NIST
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At-a-Glance Schedule – Friday, September 27
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Green Auditorium
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Portrait Room |
Heritage Room |
8:00a – 9:30a |
4A: Q&P Invited Session
Nonparametric Kernel Machine Model
Inyoung Kim, Virginia Tech
Fog Computing for Distributed Family Learning in Cyber-Manufacturing Modeling
Xiaoyu Chen, Virginia Tech
Moderator: Xiaowei Yue
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4B: CPID Invited Session
Computer Experiments for the Optimization and Understanding of Continuous Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Processes
Tim Boung Wook Lee, GlaxoSmithKline
Maximum Likelihood Estimation for the Poly-Weibull Distribution
Major Jason Freels, Air Force Institute of Technology
Moderator: Sarah Burke
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4C: Journal of Quality Technology Invited Session
A Bayesian Hierarchical Model for Quantitative and Qualitative Responses
Xinwei Deng, Virginia Tech
Spatially Weighted PCA for Monitoring Video Image Data with Application to Additive Manufacturing
Marco Grasso, Politecnico di Milano
Moderator: Bradley Jones
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10:00a – 11:30a |
5A: SPES Invited Session
Functional Analysis in Chemical Process
Flor Castillo, SABIC
Iterative Modeling with Functional Data
Joanne Wendelberger, LANL
Moderator: Mary Frances Dorn
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5B: Machine Learning
Active Learning for Gaussian Process considering Uncertainties with Application to Shape Control of Composite Fuselage
Xiaowei Yue, Virginia Tech
Predictive Comparisons for Screening and Interpreting Inputs in Machine Learning
Arman Sabbaghi, Purdue Univ.
Moderator: Michaela Brydon
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5C: Quality Engineering Invited Session
Rethinking Control Chart Design and Evaluation
William H. Woodall and Fred Faltin, Virginia Tech
Statistical Reasoning in Diagnostic Problem Solving — The Case of Flow-Rate Measurements
Jeroen De Mast, Univ. Waterloo
Moderator: Robert Gramacy
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11:45a-1:15p |
Luncheon:
Detective X and New Insights on the Trial of the Century: Forensic Science in The State of New Jersey v. Bruno Richard Hauptmann (1935)
John Butler, NIST
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1:30p – 3:00p |
6A: DOE/Binary Data
Practical Considerations in the Design of Experiments for Binary Data
Martin Bezener, Stat-Ease
Separation in D-optimal Experimental Designs for the Logistic Regression Model
Michelle Mancenido, Arizona State Univ.
Moderator: Greg Piepel
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6B: Model Calibration
On-site Surrogates for Large-scale Calibration
Robert Gramacy, Virginia Tech
Automated Uncertainty Analysis for Model Calibration and Machine Learning
David Sheen, NIST
Moderator: Bill Myers
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6C: Industrial Processes
Poisson Count Estimation
Michaela Brydon, Kenyon College
Monitoring Within and Between Non-Linear Profiles Using a Gaussian Process Model with Heteroscedasticity
A. Valeria Quevedo, Universidad de Piura
Moderator: Chelsea Mitchell
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3:15p – 5:15p |
Reception, followed by SPES Special Session:
Training the Next Generation of Statisticians: What do They Need to Know?
Panelists: Will Guthrie, NIST; Richard Warr, BYU; Ruth Hummel, JMP; and Jennifer Kensler, Shell
Moderator: Peter Hovey
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