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Hybrid model structures for knowledge integration

von Stosch et al., 2018

Document ID
17660861741579852993
Author
von Stosch M
Portela R
Oliveira R
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Hybrid Modeling in Process Industries

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Hybrid semiparametric models make simultaneous use of the parametric and nonparametric modeling paradigms to solve complex problems. The main advantage of the semiparametric over the parametric or nonparametric approaches lies in that it broadens the knowledge …
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