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Nonlinear Soft Sensor Development Based on Relevance Vector Machine
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This paper proposes an effective nonlinear soft sensor based on relevance vector machine (RVM), which was originally proposed in the machine learning area. Compared to the widely used support vector machine (SVM) and least-squares support vector machine (LSSVM) based soft sensors, RVM gives a more sparse model structure, which can greatly reduce computational complexity for online prediction. While SVM/LSSVM can only provide a point estimation of the prediction result, RVM gives a probabilistic prediction result, which is more sophisticated for the soft sensor application. Furthermore, RVM can successfully avoid several drawbacks of the traditional support vector machine type method, such as kernel function limitation, parameter tuning complexity, and etc. Due to the advantages of RVM, a practical application of this method is made for soft sensor modeling in this paper. To evaluate the performance of the developed soft sensor, two case studies are demonstrated, which both support that RVM performs much better than other methods for soft sensing.
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ARTIFICIAL NEURAL-NETWORKS
REGRESSION
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