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Deep Forest‐Based Fault Diagnosis Method for Chemical Process

Ding et al., 2020

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5188357157629810347
Author
Ding J
Luo Q
Jia L
You J
Publication year
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Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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With the rapid expanding of big data in all domains, data‐driven and deep learning‐based fault diagnosis methods in chemical industry have become a major research topic in recent years. In addition to a deep neural network, deep forest also provides a new idea for deep …
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