Dynamic Quantification of Process Parameters in Viscose Production with Evolving Fuzzy Systems
Sprache des Titels:
Englisch
Original Buchtitel:
Advances on Computational Intelligence Communications in Computer and Information Science
Original Kurzfassung:
In viscose production, it is important to monitor three process parameters as part of the spin-bath in order to assure a high quality of the final product: the concentrations of H2SO4, Na2SO4
and ZnSO4. During on-line production these process parameters usually show a quite high dynamics depending on the fibre type that is produced. Thus, conventional chemometric models, kept fixed during the whole life-time of the on-line process, show a quite imprecise and unreliable behavior when predicting the concentrations of new on-line data. In this paper, we are demonstrating evolving chemometric models based on TS fuzzy systems architecture, which are able to adapt automatically
to varying process dynamics by updating their inner structures and parameters in a single-pass incremental manner. Gradual forgetting mechanisms are necessary in order to out-date older learned
relations and to account for more flexibility and spontaneity of the models. The results show that our dynamic approach is able to overcome the huge prediction errors produced by various state-of-the-art
static chemometric models, which could be verified on data recorded on-line over a three months period.