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22 March 1996 Identification of nonlinear dynamic processes based on dynamic radial basis function networks
Mihiar Ayoubi, Rolf Isermann
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Abstract
An attempts has been made to establish a discrete-time neuron model with a radial basis function. The neuron is utilized to build RBF-networks with locally distributed dynamics to identify input/output models of dynamic nonlinear processes. The adaptation algorithm which ascertains the optimal network parameters is provided. Further, an enhanced parameter estimation algorithm is derived, the so-called compound estimation procedure, which combines elaborated least squares techniques to highly decrease the training times. The proposed neural model is applied to identify black-box models of a turbocharging process within a Diesel engine. Benefits and drawbacks of the proposed neural structure are worked out.
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Mihiar Ayoubi and Rolf Isermann "Identification of nonlinear dynamic processes based on dynamic radial basis function networks", Proc. SPIE 2760, Applications and Science of Artificial Neural Networks II, (22 March 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.235971
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KEYWORDS
Neurons

Nonlinear dynamics

Neural networks

Control systems

Process modeling

System identification

Dynamical systems

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