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Statistics for Engineers: CHE 4C3/6C3

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Sankey diagrams are an increasingly popular way to visualize the allocation of material. For example, they would make a great way to show energy utilization in your company, or even a mass balance superimposed on a flowsheet. Here's a great example applied to Canada's energy use.

Notes for 2013 class

Topic	Latest slides
0. Course outline and overview	PDF
1. Visualizing process data	PDF
2. Univariate data analysis	PDF (11 Jan, 18:30)
3. Process monitoring
4. Least squares modelling
5. Design and analysis of experiments
6. Latent variable methods and applications
7. Course wrap up

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-* Notes for the first section of the course are available: [[Visualizing process data (2013) | Visualizing process data]]
+* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sankey_diagram Sankey diagrams] are an increasingly popular way to visualize the allocation of material. For example, they would make a great way to show energy utilization in your company, or even a mass balance superimposed on a flowsheet. Here's a [http://gnewton.ca/gn/sankey/sankey_canada_energy_flow_2007.html great example applied to Canada's energy use].
+* Notes for the next section, Univariate data analysis, are available.
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