Predicting and optimizing syngas production from fluidized bed biomass gasifiers: A machine learning approach
Authors:
- Jun Young KimJKJun Young Kim
- Dongjae KimDKDongjae Kim
- Zezhong John LiZLZezhong John Li
- Claudio DarivaCDClaudio Dariva
- Yankai CaoYankai Cao
- Naoko EllisNENaoko Ellis
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Funding Information
- National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2018M3D3A1A01018009)
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