2006
DOI: 10.1109/tii.2006.873598
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Combustion Efficiency Optimization and Virtual Testing: A Data-Mining Approach

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“…Shong describe the existence of three different DM-based approaches to optimization of combustion efficiency: analytical models based on thermodynamics and chemistry, soft computing and hybrid systems [66]. Optimization DM-based models for improvement of a boiler-turbine system performance are formulated in [67] and [68].…”
Section: Kdd Techniques Applied To Manufacturing Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shong describe the existence of three different DM-based approaches to optimization of combustion efficiency: analytical models based on thermodynamics and chemistry, soft computing and hybrid systems [66]. Optimization DM-based models for improvement of a boiler-turbine system performance are formulated in [67] and [68].…”
Section: Kdd Techniques Applied To Manufacturing Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kusiak and Z. Shong describe the existence of three different approaches to optimization of combustion efficiency: analytical models based on thermodynamics and chemistry, soft computing and hybrid systems [25]. Optimization data-mining based models for improvement of a boiler-turbine system performance are formulated in [26] and [27].…”
Section: About To Smart Industriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A testing procedure is needed to first, collapse by real-time data acquisition the huge retrospective uncertainty of risk associated with each individual component, and second, validate and/or guide optimization of recovery of an individual component as intended for any specific mitigation procedure. The variable, unpredictable,and complex data anticipated for use in this testing process will require test procedures that are inherently flexible and selfteaching so that autonomous decisions can be made in selection and applications of available algorithms for riskassessment and risk-management (Kusiak and Song, 2006). This is the province of data mining.…”
Section: Bidirectional Data Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%