Industrial Process Modeling Based on Online Learning Algorithm for Regression Least Squares Support Vector Machine

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According to the necessity for researching the optimization of enterprise energy-consuming based on model, the identification method for energy-consuming link in enterprise production process was researched. In view of the existing problems of Least Squares Support Vector Machine (LS-SVM), a modeling method based on Liu-transformation and LS-SVM was proposed. Liu-transformation was applied to intelligent data analysis for extracting typical characteristics from the training samples, and then the data were trained to construct the energy-consuming model based on on-line LS-SVM algorithm. The simulation result showed that the presented modeling method has the advantages of shorter computing time, robust and better generalization ability.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 472-475)

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505-509

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February 2012

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