SGD-based optimization in modeling combustion kinetics: Case studies in tuning mechanistic and hybrid kinetic models
Authors:
- Weiqi JiWJWeiqi Ji
- Xingyu SuXSXingyu Su
- Bin PangBPBin Pang
- Yujuan LiYLYujuan Li
- Zhuyin RenZRZhuyin Ren
- Sili DengSDSili Deng
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