Abstract

Nonlinear and multimode characteristics commonly ap-pear in modern industrial process data with increasing complexity and dynamics, which have brought challenges to soft sensor modeling. To solve these issues, a dynamic mixture variation-al autoencoder regression (DMVAER) model is first proposed in this paper to handle the multi-mode industrial process modeling with dynamic features. Furthermore, to deal with the partially labeled process data with rare quality values and large-scale unlabeled samples, a semi-supervised mixture variational autoencoder regression (ssDMVAER) model is proposed, where a corresponding semi-supervised data sequence division scheme is introduced to make full use of the information in both labeled and unlabeled data. Finally, to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed methods, the models are applied to a numerical case and a methanation furnace case. Results show that the proposed methods have superior soft sensing performance, compared with the state-of-the-art methods.

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