Soft-sensor modeling for l-lysine fermentation process based on hybrid ICS-MLSSVM

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The l-lysine fermentation process is a complex, nonlinear, dynamic biochemical reaction process with multiple inputs and multiple outputs. There is a complex nonlinear dynamic relationship between each state variable. Some key variables in the fermentation process that directly reflect the quality of the fermentation cannot be measured online in real-time which greatly limits the application of advanced control technology in biochemical processes. This work introduces a hybrid ICS-MLSSVM soft-sensor modeling method to realize the online detection of key biochemical variables (cell concentration, substrate concentration, product concentration) of the l-lysine fermentation process. First of all, a multi-output least squares support vector machine regressor (MLSSVM) model is constructed based on the multi-input and multi-output characteristics of l-lysine fermentation process. Then, important parameters (γ, λ, σ) of MLSSVM model are optimized by using the Improved Cuckoo Search (ICS) optimization algorithm. In the end, the hybrid ICS-MLSSVM soft-sensor model is developed by using optimized model parameter values, and the key biochemical variables of the l-lysine fermentation process are realized online. The simulation results confirm that the proposed regression model can accurately predict the key biochemical variables. Furthermore, the hybrid ICS-MLSSVM soft-sensor model is better than the MLSSVM soft-sensor model based on standard CS (CS-MLSSVM), particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm (PSO-MLSSVM) and genetic algorithm (GA-MLSSVM) in prediction accuracy and adaptability.

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Wang, B., Shahzad, M., Zhu, X., Ur Rehman, K., Ashfaq, M., & Abubakar, M. (2020). Soft-sensor modeling for l-lysine fermentation process based on hybrid ICS-MLSSVM. Scientific Reports, 10(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-68081-4

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