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Figure 3. RFR training prediction and actual conversion
Figure 5. Grid Search for RFR model. (a) N estimators, (b) max features, (c) max depth, (d) min samples split, (e) min samples leaf
Figure 6. Feature importance
Data features
Selected features for model predictor

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Random Forest Regression to Predict Catalyst Deactivation in Industrial Catalytic Process
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February 2022

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9 Citations

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Wisnu Hafi Hanif

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Fergyanto E Gunawan

Catalyst deactivation has become a great concern in an industry with heterogenous catalystbased production. An accurate model to predict catalyst performance is needed to optimize the maintenance schedule, avoid an unplanned shutdown, and ensure reliable operation. This research work applies a machine learning model to predict catalyst deactivation based on actual data from relevant multitube-reactor sensors. The product conversion is a crucial indicator of the catalyst performance degradation over time. Random forest regression (RFR) algorithm is chosen to construct the model. Hyperparameter tuning is applied and shows improvement over the default model. The result showed that the RFR model could predict the conversion as a time series function. The feature importance analysis shows the most influencing factor and facilitates the model interpretation.

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Warehouse and Vehicle Information
VRP Solver Parameter
Address and Coordinate Mapping
Address and Distance-Hour Mapping
Distribution Parameter
Logistic network optimization using balanced allocation multi depot vehicle routing problem

April 2021

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IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science

One of the organization’s logistic business models is to deliver the goods from warehouses (depots) to many retail stores in order to fulfil the customer demand and achieve the KPIs of logistic department. The purpose of the paper is to provide an optimum route of delivery routing operations. The problem was a part of Balanced Allocation Multi Depot Vehicle Routing Problem (BAMDVRP) as a multi-objective mixed integer programming, which solution could be determined to provide an optimum logistic delivery routing and the efficient resources to boost the logistic performance and uplift the overall supply chain sustainability.

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... Using the Random Forest (RF) algorithm, the model is trained, and both parameters and hyperparameters are optimized. The model's performance is examined with metrics like accuracy, precision, recall, F1 score, Cohen's Kappa, Matthew's Correlation Coefficient (MCC), and the Area Under the Receiver Operating Characteristic Curve (AUC-ROC) (Hanif and Gunawan, 2022;Wang et al., 2022). ...

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Effective Maintenance of Industrial 5-Stage Compressor: A Machine Learning Approach
Random Forest Regression to Predict Catalyst Deactivation in Industrial Catalytic Process

TEM Journal