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Consistency: Producing the same result across multiple prints. Calibration: Fine-tuning stepper motors and flow rates. 🏗️ Key Principles of Precision Engineering Explained Variance: PCA captured ~80–95% variance in first

Step 1 – Setup: Set Blender to millimeters. Import the blueprint as an image plane, scaling it precisely so that a known 100mm marker on the blueprint measures 100 Blender units.

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Results (Example Findings)

• Explained Variance: PCA captured ~80–95% variance in first 10 components for structured sensors; less effective for highly nonlinear data.
• Reconstruction Error: Linear PCA minimized MSE for near-linear data; kernel PCA improved reconstruction for nonlinear manifolds.
• Downstream Performance: Classification accuracy using PCA-reduced features often matched or exceeded raw-features baseline when noise was present, due to denoising effect of component truncation.
• Robustness: Methods with explicit regularization handled missingness better. UMAP/t-SNE provided clearer visual separation but were less stable across runs.
• Computational Cost: PCA (via SVD) was fastest and scalable; kernel methods and t-SNE were slower and needed parameter tuning.