B. Csukas et al., COMBINING GENERATED STRUCTURAL MODELS WITH GENETIC PROGRAMMING IN EVOLUTIONARY SYNTHESIS, Computers & chemical engineering, 20, 1996, pp. 61-66
A new methodology has been proposed that combines structural modelling
with genetic programming, and establishes an integrated toolkit for c
hemical process engineering. The principle is that similarly to the en
gineering way of thinking the modeling is based on the a priori known
structures, while the final evaluation is made in the knowledge of the
best detailed simulation experiences. The basic features of the metho
d are the following: The conservational processes are mapped directly
onto a descriptive computer program that can be executed by the help o
f a general purpose simulator automatically. The applied structural mo
deling technique, separating the invariant and the problem specific ac
tual knowledge, supports the integrated problem solving. The genetic m
odel of the typical time varied process engineering networks is synthe
sised automatically. There is an evaluation feedback from the synthesi
zed and simulated variants to the genetic elements.