2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.ifacol.2015.09.162
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Water Distribution Network Modeling Based on NARX

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“…Previous research on natural resources has tended to relate to the design of the collective pressure of the WDN so that it is able to meet consumer demand [1]; to the optimal network layout design so as to minimize the total network cost [2]; to the resolution of hydrant discharge according to the size of the location of the water distribution [1]; to the determination of the design of water flow per pipe, in accordance with a predetermined supply guarantee [3]; to the calculation of optimal pipe diameter size to minimize investment and energy costs [4]; and to the analysis of network enactment under various operating conditions [5] in order to find out in which situations a failure of the water supply from the network or water pump source is likely to occur [6]. Lubis and Mawengkang [7] have also presented a model that contains reliability in water flow.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous research on natural resources has tended to relate to the design of the collective pressure of the WDN so that it is able to meet consumer demand [1]; to the optimal network layout design so as to minimize the total network cost [2]; to the resolution of hydrant discharge according to the size of the location of the water distribution [1]; to the determination of the design of water flow per pipe, in accordance with a predetermined supply guarantee [3]; to the calculation of optimal pipe diameter size to minimize investment and energy costs [4]; and to the analysis of network enactment under various operating conditions [5] in order to find out in which situations a failure of the water supply from the network or water pump source is likely to occur [6]. Lubis and Mawengkang [7] have also presented a model that contains reliability in water flow.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, ANN models are divided into two general categories: static and dynamic or recursive networks (Gómez-Ramos and Wongas-Martinez, 2013). Reviewing the researches shows that ANN models, especially dynamic ANNs are widely used in different elds of water engineering problems (Daniell, 1991;French et al, 1992;Hall and Minns, 1993;Hsu et al, 1995;Hamlet et al, 2002;Lin and Chen, 2005;Cigizoglu, 2008;Hung et al, 2009;Shen and Chang, 2013;Ruslanet al, 2013;Rani and Parekh, 2014;Banihabib et al, 2014;Yin et al, 2014;Zhe et al, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As RNs ganharam notoriedade nas pesquisas associadas aos sistemas de distribuição de água, aplicadas no desempenho da estação de tratamento (HAMED et al, 2004), na otimização de operação (SALOMONS et al, 2007), na previsão de demanda Herrera et al, 2010;JAIN et al, 2001) (ZHE et al, 2015) ou ainda as máquinas de vetor suporte que mapeiam espaços característicos em espaços altamente dimensionais a partir de transformações não-lineares.…”
Section: Algoritmos De Aprendizado De Máquinasunclassified