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First published August 1, 1997

Data-driven structured modelling of a biotechnological fed-batch fermentation by means of genetic programming

P Marenbach and K D BettenhausenView all authors and affiliations
Volume 211, Issue 5
https://doi.org/10.1243/0959651971539858

Abstract

This paper describes an approach for data-driven generation of structured models of complex and unknown processes by means of genetic programming. The basic approach which is used to generate and to modify symbolic model descriptions represented as block diagrams is introduced and an application for modelling of an industrial biotechnological fed-batch fermentation process is presented.

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Volume 211, Issue 5
Pages: 325 - 332
Article first published: August 1, 1997
Issue published: August 1, 1997

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  1. genetic programming
  2. system identification
  3. biotechnology
  4. fermentation processes

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P Marenbach
Hoechst AG, Corporate Research and Technology Frankfurt am Main, Germany
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K D Bettenhausen
BASF AG Ludwigshafen, Germany
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