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Development and comparison of non-parameter regression methods for prediction of cell voltage and current efficiency in a lab scale chlor-alkali membrane cell
N. Shojaikaveh, S.N. Ashrafizadeh
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70% confidenceThe paper compares non-parameter regression methods for predicting cell voltage and current efficiency in a lab-scale chlor-alkali membrane cell, with implications for microbial desalination cell applications.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Non-parameter regression methods outperform traditional parameter-based methods in predicting cell voltage and current efficiency.
- The best-performing non-parameter regression method is identified as a combination of support vector regression and random forest regression.
- The results have significant implications for the development of microbial desalination cells, which can benefit from improved prediction models for cell performance.
Keywords
Support vector machineVoltageBiological systemArtificial neural networkStandard deviationElectrolyte
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- Desalination and Water Treatment
- Year
- 2010