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I am new to data science and have my hands full with the current scenario:



Say we have a production line and want to find the optimized combination of speeds to run the equipment, with 3 different machine speeds that we are tracking. These speeds change slightly but they have a large effect on how they interact with the machines up and downstream from each other.



My two dependent variables are waste and finished cases. I will be looking for a target that meets a minimum production requirement while giving the optimal waste:cases ratio. I am also tracking line uptime to exclude outliers from the data.



I am looking for a recommendation of an algorithm(s) to use that will help me reach my optimization goals.










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    I am new to data science and have my hands full with the current scenario:



    Say we have a production line and want to find the optimized combination of speeds to run the equipment, with 3 different machine speeds that we are tracking. These speeds change slightly but they have a large effect on how they interact with the machines up and downstream from each other.



    My two dependent variables are waste and finished cases. I will be looking for a target that meets a minimum production requirement while giving the optimal waste:cases ratio. I am also tracking line uptime to exclude outliers from the data.



    I am looking for a recommendation of an algorithm(s) to use that will help me reach my optimization goals.










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      I am new to data science and have my hands full with the current scenario:



      Say we have a production line and want to find the optimized combination of speeds to run the equipment, with 3 different machine speeds that we are tracking. These speeds change slightly but they have a large effect on how they interact with the machines up and downstream from each other.



      My two dependent variables are waste and finished cases. I will be looking for a target that meets a minimum production requirement while giving the optimal waste:cases ratio. I am also tracking line uptime to exclude outliers from the data.



      I am looking for a recommendation of an algorithm(s) to use that will help me reach my optimization goals.










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      I am new to data science and have my hands full with the current scenario:



      Say we have a production line and want to find the optimized combination of speeds to run the equipment, with 3 different machine speeds that we are tracking. These speeds change slightly but they have a large effect on how they interact with the machines up and downstream from each other.



      My two dependent variables are waste and finished cases. I will be looking for a target that meets a minimum production requirement while giving the optimal waste:cases ratio. I am also tracking line uptime to exclude outliers from the data.



      I am looking for a recommendation of an algorithm(s) to use that will help me reach my optimization goals.







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