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Finally, the proposed methodology is demonstrated in the application study and the experimental results are analyzed.
The application study demonstrates that the developed non-Gaussian pattern matching approach can effectively monitor the complex air separation process with superior fault detection and diagnosis capability.
The application study illustrates the extremely onerous conditions imposed on the impacted floor resulting in an increased vulnerability to progressive collapse for structures of this type.
The application study, on the optimisation of a catalytic epoxidation process, demonstrates that the proposed method is a powerful tool to aid the development of chemical and potentially other processes.
Two typical RC buildings (B1 and B2) with significantly different inelastic behaviour, assumed to be located on soil depths ranging from 10 to 200 m are chosen for the application study.
In this paper, as a solution to prevent the voltage collapse on PCC and to limit the fault current, the application study of resistive superconducting fault current limiter (SFCL) on LCC HVDC grid system was performed with mathematical and simulation analyses.
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The classification performances are discussed and the diagnostic capability of the model is verified through the application studies.
The proposed method is validated using both simulated data and the real time data for the application studies of two benchmark analog circuits.
Finally, the application studies demonstrate the internal consistency of the Latent Variable reduction coefficients, which overturns previous results and paves the way for further research into undesirable externalities.
In the application studied here, the birth process is known for u ≤ τ0.
DH conceived the approach, commissioned the writing of FINDWING, supervised the application studies and their final analyses and wrote the manuscript.
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