Zhu et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Domain compensation-assisted quality inference enhancement of chemical processes with distributed outputsZhu et al., 2024
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- 13385255690764245887
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- Zhu J
- Dai Y
- Guo W
- Deng H
- Liu Y
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- Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
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The prediction performance of data-driven soft sensors for chemical processes with distributed outputs tends to degrade when distribution discrepancies exist. To meet this challenge, an offset compensation Gaussian process regression model is proposed for the …
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