Classification of fermentation process models using recurrent neural networks

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The authors propose the use of recurrent neural networks for the classification of batch fermentation data. A recurrent neural network uses temporal information on the state variables together with the time values. The procedure consists of using time as a supplementary input and the self-normalization of the training data. The time input permits the use of data measured at non-constant intervals of time, and by a parameter sensitivity study it is shown that the self-normalization assigns to a family of models a unique representation. This representation is used to train the recurrent neural network instead of the family itself, and thus the dimensions of the network and the training time are reduced. The trained neural network is used for the classification of real lactic fermentation data. The model which best describes the dynamics of the process is selected from several possible models. The results obtained show the good capacity of the neural structure to recognize the best model.











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