Abstract

This paper proposes the application of Gaussian process regression for the empirical modelling of batch processes to provide long range predictions. Gaussian processes are flexible, non-parametric Bayesian regression techniques. In the training stage, hyper-parameters that define the covariance structure of the Gaussian process can be obtained using Markov Chain Monte Carlo sampling. Model predictions can then be achieved by taking the average of the Monte Carlo samples. The proposed technique is evaluated by application to a benchmark simulation of a fed-batch bioreactor. The results show that comparable results can be achieved with other non-parametric modelling approaches such as recurrent neural networks.

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