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Root Cause Analysis Solver Engine

Root Cause Analysis Solver Engine (informally RCASE) is a proprietary algorithm developed from research originally at the Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) at Warwick University. RCASE development commenced in 2003 to provide an automated version of root cause analysis, the method of problem solving that tries to identify the root causes of faults or…

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inaccurate, incomplete and erroneous data

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Root Cause Analysis Solver Engine

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Avg. degree1.94
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Root Cause Analysis Solver Engine → Information science
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Root Cause Analysis Solver Engine → inaccurate, incomplete and erroneous data

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Root Cause Analysis Solver EngineClassInformation science1.00infobox
Root Cause Analysis Solver EngineData structureinaccurate, incomplete and erroneous data1.00infobox
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neural networksinstance ofit has been proven to have many advantages over other types of classification algorithms and machine learning algorithms0.80text
regression techniquesinstance ofit has been proven to have many advantages over other types of classification algorithms and machine learning algorithms0.80text
SAPinstance ofIt does not require hypotheses.It has since been commercialised and made available for operating systems0.80text
Teradatainstance ofIt does not require hypotheses.It has since been commercialised and made available for operating systems0.80text
Microsoftinstance ofIt does not require hypotheses.It has since been commercialised and made available for operating systems0.80text
Six Sigmainstance ofRCASE originated from manufacturing and is widely used in applications0.80text
quality controlinstance ofRCASE originated from manufacturing and is widely used in applications0.80text
engineeringinstance ofRCASE originated from manufacturing and is widely used in applications0.80text
product designinstance ofRCASE originated from manufacturing and is widely used in applications0.80text

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