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ofvalve2 concept4.reducestheamountofliquidintank1;

Event3:Connectsconcept2withconcept4;whentheheightoftheliquidintank2islow,openingofvalve2 concept4.increasestheamountofliquidintank2;

Event4:Relatesconcept2withconcept5;whentheheightoftheliquidintank2ishigh,openingofvalve3 concept5.reducestheheightofliquidintank2;

Event5:Connectsconcept3 valve1.withcon-cept1 tank1.;anychangeinvalve1influencestheamountofliquidintank1;

Event6:Thevalueofconcept4 valve2.causesthedecreaseornotofthevalueofconcept1 tank1.;

Event7:Thevalueofconcept4 valve2.causestheincreaseornotoftheamountofliquidintank2 concept2.;

Event8:Relatesconcept5 valve3.withconcept2 tank2.,thevalueofconcept5causesthedecreaseornotoftheamountoftheliquidintank2;

Event9:Connectsconcept6 temperatureintank1.withtheconcept8 theoperationoftheheatingelement..Whenthetemperatureintank1islow,itcausestheopeningoftheheatingelement;

Event10:Connectsconcept8withconcept6;thevalueofconcept8 operationoftheheatingele-ment.increasesthevalueofconcept6 tempera-tureintank1.;Event11:Connectsconcept6withconcept3 valve1.;whenthetemperatureintank1reachesanupperlimit,openingofvalve1emptiesliquidoflowtemperatureintank1;

Event12:Relatesconcept7 temperatureintank2.withconcept4 valve2.;whenthetemperatureintank2isbelowalimit,openingofvalve2causeshotliquidtopassfromtank1totank2;

Event13:Showstheeffectofconcept4 valve2.onconcept7 thetemperatureintank2.;whenthevalve2 concept4.isopenthenhotliquidcomesintotank2andthetemperatureintank2 concept7.isincreased.

Interconnectionsamongconceptscaneasilybechangedandsomenewcanbeaddedorotherscanberemovedifthehumanoperatordecidesso,inordertohaveabettermodelofthesystem.More-over,aconceptcanbeaddedorremovedifthisimprovesthesystem’sdescription.Forexample,an-otherconcept,thatcouldbeaddedlater,isaconcept,whichwillincludethedesirableoutputofthevalve3.EachconceptoftheFCMtakesavaluewhichrangesintheintervalw0,1xanditisobtainedafterthresholdingtherealmeasurementofthevariableorstatewhicheachconceptrepresent.Asanexample,only20%ofthetankcontainsliquid,ingasimilarmethodol-ogyotherconceptstakevalues.Thevaluesoftheevents interconnectionsbetweenconcepts.arede-terminedmorearbitrary.Eachconnectionis

charac-

Fig.6.TheinitialFCM,withthefirstvaluesfortheconcepts.

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Table1

ThevaluesofconceptsateachstepofFCMinteractionStepsTankTankValveValveValveHeatThermTherm

12123element_tank1_tank210.200.010.550.580.000.050.200.1020.490.610.530.530.500.530.510.5130.500.550.580.680.590.570.580.5140.470.570.580.670.580.580.580.5250.480.570.580.680.590.580.590.526

0.48

0.57

0.58

0.68

0.59

0.58

0.59

0.52

terisedbyaweightthatrangesbetweenwy1,1x,whichisdecidedbythehumanexpertwhodevel-opedtheFCManddeterminedthepositiveornega-tivecausality,betweentwoconceptsanditsdegree.Sohedeterminedthatthestateofthevalve1 concept3.influencespositivelywithadegree0.76 Event5.theamountofliquidintank1 concept1..TheseweightsamongconceptswereadjustedandchangedduringthetrainingperiodoftheFCM.Generally,itshouldbementionedthatthetransfor-mationfromtherealvaluesofthephysicalmeasure-mentstothevaluesoftheconcepts,needsmoreinvestigationanditmusttakeintoconsiderationtheactualmechanismwithwhichrealvaluesaretrans-formedinFCMmodeandviceversa.

Fig.6showstheFCMthatwasconstructedtomodelandcontroltheprocess,withtheinitialvalueofeachconceptandtheweightedinterconnectionsbetweenconcepts.Thevaluesofconceptscorre-spondtotherealmeasurementsofthephysicalpro-cess.Thevaluesoftheevents weights.havebeendeterminedafterobservationofthechangesintherealexperimentalsystemandaftertrainingtheFCMusingtheDifferentialHebbianlearningmethodw2x.ArunningstepoftheFCMisdefinedtobethetimeunitduringwhichthevaluesoftheconceptsarecalculatedandchangeaccordingtoEq. 1..AteachrunningstepoftheFCM,thevaluesofeachconceptisdefinedbytheresultoftakingallthecausaleventweightspointingintothisconceptandmultiplyingeachweightbythevalueoftheconceptthatcausestheevent.Thenthesigmoidfunctionisappliedtotheresultofthecalculationsanditistransformedtotheintervalbetween0.00and1.00.

Theweightsoftheinterconnectionsareconsid-eredfixedafterthetrainingperiodandFCMinter-

actsfortheinitialvalues.Itcanbeseenthatafteronlyfiverunningsteps,FCMreachesastablestate.InTable1,thevaluesofconceptsforsixstepsaredepicted.Afterthisequilibriumpoint,ifadistur-banceoccursintherealsystem,whichwillcausechangeinthevalueofoneormoreconcepts,FCMwillinteractforalimitednumberofcycles,perhapsanotherfiveorsixcyclesanditwillreachagainanotherequilibriumpoint Fig.7..

Inthisapproachtotheprocesscontrolproblem,itwasassumedthatvaluesofconceptschangesimulta-neously,inthesametimeunitforeveryconcept,whichisreferredtoasarunningstep.But,inarealisticsystem,effectstakeplaceindifferentunittimes.Forexample,inFig.6achangeinconcept6 thetemperatureoftheliquidintank1.willleadalmostimmediatelytoachangetothestateoftheheatelement concept8..Howeverachangeinthestateofthevalve1willtakesometimetohavefulleffectintheamountofliquidinthetank1.Thus,timelagswouldbeintroducedcorrespondingtotimeduration

ofeacheffect,buttherecouldbeadiffi-cultyinestimatingtimelagsforeacheffect.Theycouldbeestimatedfollowingthemethodologypro-posedinRef.w17x.

Inthissection,theusageofFCMfordirectcontrolofaprocesswaspresented.Thismethodol-ogycouldbeenhancedinthefutureifitisconsid-eredananalogoustotheRamadge–Wohnamw18xapproachwheretheprocessismodelledasstatetransitionstructure,inwhichsometransitionsarelabelledascontrollable thosethatcanbedisabledbyexternalinte …… 此处隐藏：6108字，全部文档内容请下载后查看。喜欢就下载吧 ……