2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.tsep.2018.04.012
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Modeling of a single cell micro proton exchange membrane fuel cell by a new hybrid neural network method

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“…Furthermore, the studied database is a sparse matrix with around 5,000 data, which is restricted by Eq. ( 32) - (37). Moreover, the memory cell of RNN is unique, which could process the sparse matrix with continuity in the data, and LSTM enhances this function in the algorithm.…”
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“…Furthermore, the studied database is a sparse matrix with around 5,000 data, which is restricted by Eq. ( 32) - (37). Moreover, the memory cell of RNN is unique, which could process the sparse matrix with continuity in the data, and LSTM enhances this function in the algorithm.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1, six parameters are permutations and combinations under the restriction of Eq. ( 32), ( 33), ( 36) and (37). It obtains about 5000 nodes.…”
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“…For example, Ghorbani et al (2014) and Shirmohammadi et al (2015) proposed a GA-optimized group method of data handling (GMDH-GA) artificial neural network to obtain efficient polynomial correlation to estimate oil viscosity, and optimize power consumption for cascade refrigerant systems, respectively. Mehrpooya et al (2018) on the other hand, also applied GMDH-GA to predict the behavior of micro proton exchange membrane fuel cells at various operational conditions. All in all, the application of GA optimization in ANN generated better predictions.…”
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