In this paper,the recently developed machine learning(ML)approach to improve orbit prediction accuracy is systematically investigated using three ML algorithms,including support vector machine(SVM),artificial neural n...In this paper,the recently developed machine learning(ML)approach to improve orbit prediction accuracy is systematically investigated using three ML algorithms,including support vector machine(SVM),artificial neural network(ANN),and Gaussian processes(GPs).In a simulation environment consisting of orbit propagation,measurement,estimation,and prediction processes,totally 12 resident space objects(RSOs)in solar-synchronous orbit(SSO),low Earth orbit(LEO),and medium Earth orbit(MEO)are simulated to compare the performance of three ML algorithms.The results in this paper show that ANN usually has the best approximation capability but is easiest to overfit data;SVM is the least likely to overfit but the performance usually cannot surpass ANN and GPs.Additionally,the ML approach with all the three algorithms is observed to be robust with respect to the measurement noise.展开更多
With the projected global surge in hydrogen demand, driven by increasing applications and the imperative for low-emission hydrogen, the integration of machine learning(ML) across the hydrogen energy value chain is a c...With the projected global surge in hydrogen demand, driven by increasing applications and the imperative for low-emission hydrogen, the integration of machine learning(ML) across the hydrogen energy value chain is a compelling avenue. This review uniquely focuses on harnessing the synergy between ML and computational modeling(CM) or optimization tools, as well as integrating multiple ML techniques with CM, for the synthesis of diverse hydrogen evolution reaction(HER) catalysts and various hydrogen production processes(HPPs). Furthermore, this review addresses a notable gap in the literature by offering insights, analyzing challenges, and identifying research prospects and opportunities for sustainable hydrogen production. While the literature reflects a promising landscape for ML applications in hydrogen energy domains, transitioning AI-based algorithms from controlled environments to real-world applications poses significant challenges. Hence, this comprehensive review delves into the technical,practical, and ethical considerations associated with the application of ML in HER catalyst development and HPP optimization. Overall, this review provides guidance for unlocking the transformative potential of ML in enhancing prediction efficiency and sustainability in the hydrogen production sector.展开更多
This work presents an anticipatory terminal iterative learning control scheme for a class of batch proc- esses, where only the final system output is measurable and the control input is constant in each operations. Th...This work presents an anticipatory terminal iterative learning control scheme for a class of batch proc- esses, where only the final system output is measurable and the control input is constant in each operations. The propgsed approach works well with input constraints provided that the desired control input with respect to the desired trajectory is within the samratiorl bound. The tracking error convergence is established with rigorous mathe- matical analysis. Simulation results .are provided to showthe effectiveness, of the proposed approach.展开更多
基金The authors would acknowledge the research support from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research(AFOSR)FA9550-16-1-0184 and the Office of Naval Research(ONR)N00014-16-1-2729.Large amount of simulations of RSOs have been supported by the HPC cluster in School of Engineering,Rutgers University.
文摘In this paper,the recently developed machine learning(ML)approach to improve orbit prediction accuracy is systematically investigated using three ML algorithms,including support vector machine(SVM),artificial neural network(ANN),and Gaussian processes(GPs).In a simulation environment consisting of orbit propagation,measurement,estimation,and prediction processes,totally 12 resident space objects(RSOs)in solar-synchronous orbit(SSO),low Earth orbit(LEO),and medium Earth orbit(MEO)are simulated to compare the performance of three ML algorithms.The results in this paper show that ANN usually has the best approximation capability but is easiest to overfit data;SVM is the least likely to overfit but the performance usually cannot surpass ANN and GPs.Additionally,the ML approach with all the three algorithms is observed to be robust with respect to the measurement noise.
基金express their gratitude to the Higher Institution Centre of Excellence (HICoE) fund under the project code (JPT.S(BPKI)2000/016/018/015JId.4(21)/2022002HICOE)Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) for funding the research through the (J510050002–IC–6 BOLDREFRESH2025)Akaun Amanah Industri Bekalan Elektrik (AAIBE) Chair of Renewable Energy grant,and NEC Energy Transition Grant (202203003ETG)。
文摘With the projected global surge in hydrogen demand, driven by increasing applications and the imperative for low-emission hydrogen, the integration of machine learning(ML) across the hydrogen energy value chain is a compelling avenue. This review uniquely focuses on harnessing the synergy between ML and computational modeling(CM) or optimization tools, as well as integrating multiple ML techniques with CM, for the synthesis of diverse hydrogen evolution reaction(HER) catalysts and various hydrogen production processes(HPPs). Furthermore, this review addresses a notable gap in the literature by offering insights, analyzing challenges, and identifying research prospects and opportunities for sustainable hydrogen production. While the literature reflects a promising landscape for ML applications in hydrogen energy domains, transitioning AI-based algorithms from controlled environments to real-world applications poses significant challenges. Hence, this comprehensive review delves into the technical,practical, and ethical considerations associated with the application of ML in HER catalyst development and HPP optimization. Overall, this review provides guidance for unlocking the transformative potential of ML in enhancing prediction efficiency and sustainability in the hydrogen production sector.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （60974040, 61120106009）, the Research Award Foundation for the Excellent Youth Scientists of Shandong Province of China （BS2011DX010）, and the High School Science ＆ Technol- ogy Fund Planning Project of Shandong Province of China （J 10LG32）.
文摘This work presents an anticipatory terminal iterative learning control scheme for a class of batch proc- esses, where only the final system output is measurable and the control input is constant in each operations. The propgsed approach works well with input constraints provided that the desired control input with respect to the desired trajectory is within the samratiorl bound. The tracking error convergence is established with rigorous mathe- matical analysis. Simulation results .are provided to showthe effectiveness, of the proposed approach.
