18th International Conference on Process Control

Prediction of Critical Processes in Nuclear Power Plant Using Genetically Trained Neural Networks

M. Petrík, Š. Kozák
Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava

Abstract

Neural network is one of many models used in power engineering process prediction. In most cases, the accuracy of prediction models is critical in operational safety or is used to support human irreversible decisions. We use neural network, when the real model of process is unknown, or it is too difficult to identify them in domain specific environment. Neural networks training algorithms are different. Typically, measured data are divided into 2 sets called train and test set. On the train set, algorithms set neural network parameters so that network simulate process on train interval. On the test set is network tested if it can generalize the process from train set. We take a look on special genetic training and compare it with algorithm used today to generalize the process.

Full paper

048.pdf

Session

Applications and Case Studies (Lecture)

Reference

Petrík, M.; Kozák, Š.: Prediction of Critical Processes in Nuclear Power Plant Using Genetically Trained Neural Networks. Editors: Fikar, M. and Kvasnica, M., In Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Process Control, Tatranská Lomnica, Slovakia, June 14 – 17, 77–84, 2011.

BibTeX
@inProceedings{pc2011-048,
author = {Petr\'ik, M. and Koz\'ak, {\v{S}}.},
title = {Prediction of Critical Processes in Nuclear Power Plant Using Genetically Trained Neural Networks},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Process Control},
year = {2011},
pages = {77-84},
editor = {Fikar, M. and Kvasnica, M.},
address = {Tatransk\'a Lomnica, Slovakia},
publisher = {Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava},
url = {http://www.kirp.chtf.stuba.sk/pc11/data/papers/048.pdf}}
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