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16 September 1992 Optimization with neural memory for process parameter estimation
Wendy Foslien, A. Ferit Konar, Tariq Samad
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Abstract
The speed and accuracy of convergence of iterative optimization algorithms often depend critically upon the choice of a starting point. With a near optimum starting point, both speed and accuracy can be improved. A two step approach to optimization has been developed which utilizes the feedforward predictive capability of a neural network in conjunction with the feedback capability of an iterative optimization algorithm. This approach is taken in order to improve the speed of the iterative optimization algorithm, and also enhance the iterative algorithm's ability to locate a global optimum. This technique has been applied to the problem of system identification for continuous time transfer function models. The neural network is used to select an initial set of process parameters for a given model structure using unit step response data. We present results on the accuracy of the predictive capability of the neural network, and results showing the improved performance of the iterative nonlinear system identification algorithm.
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Wendy Foslien, A. Ferit Konar, and Tariq Samad "Optimization with neural memory for process parameter estimation", Proc. SPIE 1709, Applications of Artificial Neural Networks III, (16 September 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.140023
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KEYWORDS
Neural networks

Data modeling

Optimization (mathematics)

Process modeling

Data processing

Lead

Systems modeling

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