ICA algorithm based on recursively updating of feature space and application to fermentation process monitoring
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ICA algorithm based on recursively updating of feature space and application to fermentation process monitoring
CIESC JournalIssue 11, Pages: 2830-2836(2008)
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1. 浙江大学工业控制技术国家重点实验室,工业控制研究所
2. 青岛市工业信息化技术重点实验室
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Online First:05 November 2008,
Published:05 November 2008
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LIU Shicheng, GAO Yanchen, WANG Haiqing, et al. ICA algorithm based on recursively updating of feature space and application to fermentation process monitoring[J]. CIESC Journal, 2008, (11): 2830-2836.
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LIU Shicheng, GAO Yanchen, WANG Haiqing, et al. ICA algorithm based on recursively updating of feature space and application to fermentation process monitoring[J]. CIESC Journal, 2008, (11): 2830-2836.DOI:
ICA algorithm based on recursively updating of feature space and application to fermentation process monitoring
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the proposed method reduced the false alarm rate to 1.67% and basically overcame alarm failures.Compared with other methods
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