Comparison of data driven and data-mechanism hybrid driven methods for key variables prediction based on data sets with different sample sizes and noises
Qihang Tan , Chao Wang , Wange Li , Jinghao Sun , Jun Zhao
ENG. Chem. Eng. ›› 2026, Vol. 20 ›› Issue (2) : 11
Comparison of data driven and data-mechanism hybrid driven methods for key variables prediction based on data sets with different sample sizes and noises
Soft measurement based on data-driven models is an important method to predict key variables in process industry due to low latency demand and economics costs. However, data-driven models cannot provide accurate prediction on a noisy data set with a small number of samples. In response to the challenge of noisy data and lack of samples, several data-mechanism hybrid driven methods are proposed to improve key variables prediction performances on the basis of three data-driven models including random forest, extreme gradient boosting, and artificial neural network. Simultaneously, the effectiveness of hybrid driven methods proposed is validated via two cases including benzene-toluene-xylene distillation and steam methane reforming process, where data sets feature different sample sizes and noise intensity. The comparison results show that the hybrid driven methods can improve the prediction accuracy to a certain extent. The degree of improvement depends on the noise intensity, sample size, and data-driven model selected. Under conditions of noise intensity at 10%–20% and sample size ranging from 100 to 400 in this work, after adopting the hybrid driven methods, the coefficient of determination for random forest, extreme gradient boosting, and artificial neural network can be improved by 0.3%–5.2%, 0.6%–17.7%, and 0.1%–36.2% compared to corresponding data driven models.
data-mechanism hybrid driven methods / different sample sizes / noise dataset / machine learning / process industry
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