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An integrated approach to active model adaptation and on-line dynamic optimisation of batch processes

Chen et al., 2013

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5467950564233429240
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Chen T
Liu Y
Chen J
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Journal of Process Control

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In the application of on-line, dynamic process optimisation, adaptive estimation of the system states and parameters is usually needed to minimise the unavoidable model-process mismatch. This work presents an integrated approach to optimal model adaptation and …
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