Expert system for ode chemical kinetic model identification by using a transfer of information numerical strategy

Abstract Recently developed numerical data analysis techniques could be worthy instruments to check/validate chemical reaction paths and to build/reduce (Nonlinear) Kinetic Models ((N)KM). The developed Expert System (ES) includes a number of numerical procedures (concentration trajectory analysis, transfer of information numerical strategy for initial guess generation, Concomitant Parameter Estimation and Model Reduction (CPEMR)) interconnected to ensure high reliability in identifying the more suitable Ordinary Differential Equations (ODE) - NKM and in finding the global Parameter Estimate (PE) solution.

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