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Demonstrates accurate pellet strength prediction using PSO-DFNN, indicating improved decision-making in production.
In addressing the complexity, limited information, and dynamic spatiotemporal characteristics encountered in predicting pellet strength with traditional methods, this study proposes a novel prediction model for the strength of fusible pellets, developed on a Particle Swarm Optimization Deep Fuzzy Neural Network (PSO-DFNN). Initially, the model is constructed by observing and extracting fractal features of the microstructure of pellet ore. Subsequently, the fuzzy system is utilized to partition the spatiotemporal data and generate multi-layer fuzzy rules, thus constructing a deep fuzzy neural network. Lastly, the Particle Swarm Optimization algorithm is employed to optimize the fuzzy membership rule weights, achieving precise prediction of pellet strength. The results indicate a Mean Absolute Error (MAE) of 3.7218 and a Symmetric Mean Absolute Percentage Error (SMAPE) of 3.72 % when predicting pellet strength during the pellet roasting drying stage. The PSO-DFNN model exhibits high prediction accuracy, meeting the needs for pellet strength prediction and providing a more reliable basis for decision-making in the production process.
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