Rule Extraction from Support Vector Machine and its Application to Hot-Dip Galvanizing

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A new rule extraction algorithm based on convex hull for strip hot-dip galvanizing process monitoring is proposed in this paper. It overcomes the black-box problem of support vector machine. The zinc coating weight is used as the investigated subject. The sample datasets are trained by support vector machine rule extraction method, and the quantitative relationship can be obtained in the form of knowledge rules among input variables (such as the parameters of raw materials and control parameters of production) and output ones (the quality parameters), with which the production control parameters can be set and updated easily.

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