Delicately Reinforced k-Nearest Neighbor Classifier Combined With Expert Knowledge Applied to Abnormity Forecast in Electrolytic Cell.
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Abstract
As the profit and safety requirements become higher and higher, it is more and more necessary to realize an advanced intelligent analysis for abnormity forecast of the synthetical balance of material and energy (AF-SBME) on aluminum reduction cells (ARCs). Without loss of generality, AF-SBME belongs to classification problems. Its advanced intelligent analysis can be realized by high-performance data-driven classifiers. However, AF-SBME has some difficulties, including a high requirement for interpretability of data-driven classifiers, a small number, and decreasing-over-time correctness of training samples. In this article, based on a preferable data-driven classifier, which is called a reinforced k -nearest neighbor (R-KNN) classifier, a delicately R-KNN combined with expert knowledge (DR-KNN/CE) is proposed. It improves R-KNN in two ways, including using expert knowledge as external assistance and enhancing self-ability to mine and synthesize data knowledge. The related experiments on AF-SBME, where the relevant data are directly sampled from practical production, have demonstrated that the proposed DR-KNN/CE not only makes an effective improvement for R-KNN, but also has a more advanced performance compared with other existing high-performance data-driven classifiers.