Gas analysis as the primary method of monitoring gas turbine
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This article describes the basic algorithmic approaches of gas analysis - methods of linear and nonlinear modeling, filtering and smoothing, the use of neural networks and expert systems, fuzzy sets theory and genetic algorithm. Also the advantages and disadvantages are analyzedReferences
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