Accurate and reliable estimation of kinetic parameters for environmental engineering applications: A global, multi objective, Bayesian optimization approach.
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ABSTRACT: Accurate and reliable predictions of bacterial growth and metabolism from unstructured kinetic models are critical to the proper operation and design of engineered biological treatment and remediation systems. As such, parameter estimation has progressed into a routine challenge in the field of Environmental Engineering. Among the main issues identified with parameter estimation, the model-data calibration approach is a crucial, yet an often overlooked and difficult optimization problem. Here, a novel and rigorous global, multi objective, and fully Bayesian optimization approach that overcomes challenges associated with multi-variate, sparse and noisy data, as well as highly non-linear model structures commonly encountered in Environmental Engineering practice is presented. This optimizati
SUBMITTER: Manheim DC
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6582191 | biostudies-literature | 2019
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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