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This study introduces batch augmentation for accurate batch process quality prediction, improving upon traditional methods by incorporating historical data. The enhanced approach demonstrates superior performance in predicting product quality.

Keywords:

batch augmentation batch process partial least squares quality prediction

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Area of Science:

Chemical Engineering
Process Control
Data Science

Background:

Batch processes exhibit slow, time-varying characteristics crucial for quality prediction.
Traditional methods often struggle to account for historical batch data influencing current outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an accurate quality prediction method for batch processes.
To address time-varying characteristics and leverage historical data effectively.

Main Methods:

Sliding windows to manage time-varying data.
Steady-state identification to divide processes into modes.
Batch augmentation to incorporate previous batch data into current modeling.
Partial Least Squares (PLS) regression applied to augmented data.
Phase-specific modeling for multiphase processes.

Main Results:

The proposed batch augmentation method significantly improves quality prediction accuracy.
Comparison with traditional PLS and ridge regression shows superior performance.
Effectiveness demonstrated on an injection molding process.

Conclusions:

Batch augmentation analysis provides a superior framework for batch process quality prediction.
Incorporating historical batch data is key to enhancing predictive models.
The method is robust and applicable to complex industrial processes.