Soft sensor modeling method and application based on TSECIT2FNN-LSTM

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To address the issue of low accuracy in soft sensor modeling of key variables caused by multi-variable coupling and parameter sensitivity in complex processes, this paper introduces a TSK-type-based self-evolving compensatory interval type-2 fuzzy Long short-term memory (LSTM) neural network (TSECIT2FNN-LSTM) soft sensor model. The proposed TSECIT2FNN-LSTM integrates the LSTM neural network with the interval type-2 fuzzy inference system to address long-term dependencies in sequence data by utilizing the gate mechanism of the LSTM neural network. The TSECIT2FNN-LSTM structure learning algorithm uses the firing strength of the network rule antecedent to decide whether to generate new rules to improve the rationality of the network structure. TSECIT2FNN-LSTM parameter learning utilizes the gradient descent method to optimize network parameters. However, unlike other interval type-2 fuzzy neural network gradient calculation processes, the error term in the LSTM node parameter gradient of TSECIT2FNN-LSTM is propagated backwards in the time dimension. Additionally, the error term is simultaneously transferred to the upper layer network to enhance network prediction accuracy and memory capabilities. The TSECIT2FNN-LSTM soft sensor model is utilized to predict the alcohol concentration in wine and the nitrogen oxide emission in gas turbines. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed TSECIT2FNN-LSTM soft sensing model achieves higher prediction accuracy compared to other models.

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Dai, H., Zhao, T., Cao, J., & Li, P. (2024). Soft sensor modeling method and application based on TSECIT2FNN-LSTM. Scientific Reports, 14(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-75009-9

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