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A novel nonlinear method, called neural component analysis (NCA), is proposed, which intends to train a feedforward neural work with orthogonal constraints such as those used in PCA, which shows the superiority of NCA in terms of missed detection rate (MDR) and false alarm rate (FAR).
This study studies a large-scale, industrially-relevant mixed-integer nonlinear nonconvex optimization problem involving both gradient-boosted trees and penalty functions mitigating risk, and develops several heuristic methods to find feasible solutions, and an exact, branch-and-bound algorithm leveraging structural properties of the gradient- boosted trees and penalties.
This paper proposes SensorSCAN, a novel method for unsupervised fault detection and diagnosis, designed for industrial chemical process monitoring, and demonstrates the model's performance on two publicly available datasets of the Tennessee Eastman Process with various faults.
A novel Input Convex Long Short-Term Memory (IC-LSTM) network is proposed to enhance the computational efficiency of neural network-based optimization and control in practical applications and demonstrates the superior performance of IC-LSTM-based optimization in terms of runtime.
This work introduces a novel network architecture, termed Input Convex Lipschitz Recurrent Neural Networks (ICLRNNs), which seamlessly integrates the benefits of convexity and Lipschitz continuity, enabling fast and robust neural network-based modeling and optimization.
These findings are particularly relevant when predicting the overall performance of the individual participant and their capacity to successfully handle a plant upset and the alarms connected to it using process and human-machine interaction logs in real-time which resulted in a 95.8% prediction accuracy using hidden Markov model.
This work introduces a neural network framework that generalizes across diverse reactor types and rapidly adapts to new chemical processes, leveraging meta-learning to pretrain the model on a broad set of reactor dynamics, enabling efficient adaptation to unseen reactions with minimal data.
Case studies demonstrate the framework's effectiveness in evaluating RL approaches for systems like continuously stirred tank reactors, multistage extraction processes, and crystallization reactors, and reveal performance gaps between RL algorithms and NMPC oracles.
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