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Supporting method and system for process operation

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Inventors

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Application

No. 220546 filed on 03/31/1994

US Classes:

706/23, Control706/2, Fuzzy neural network706/12, MACHINE LEARNING706/25Learning method

Examiners

Primary: Downs, Robert W.

Attorney, Agent or Firm

Foreign Patent References

  • 62-239278 JP. 10/13/1987
  • 1-275381 JP. 11/13/1989
  • 7-130748 JP. 05/13/1997

International Class

G06F 015/18

Foreign Application Priority Data

1989-03-13 JP

Abstract

A method and a system for causing a neural circuit model to learn typical past control results of a process and using the neural circuit model for supporting an operation of the process. The neural circuit model is caused to learn by using, as input signals, a typical pattern of values of input variables at different points in time and, as a teacher signal, its corresponding values of the control variable. An unlearned pattern of input variables is inputted to the thus-learned neuron circuit model, whereby a corresponding value of the control variable is determined. Preferably, plural patterns at given time intervals can be simultaneously used as patterns to be learned.

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