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Neural network model-based on-line re-optimisation control of fed-batch processes using a modified iterative dynamic programming algorithm

Xiong et al., 2005

Document ID
7241066898764834027
Author
Xiong Z
Zhang J
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Chemical Engineering and Processing: Process Intensification

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A strategy to overcome the problems of unknown disturbances and model-plant mismatches in fed-batch process optimal control through on-line re-optimisation is presented in this paper. To address the difficulty in developing detailed first-principle models and the time …
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