Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1282456 International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 2011 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► This paper presents new steady-state and dynamic models for solid oxide fuel cells using core vector regression (CVR). ► Two CVRs are trained for each operating mode of solid oxide fuel cell, considering important operating parameters. ► In comparison with existing black-box models, the proposed model has little training time and small amount of memory. ► The proposed model has less error and better correlation coefficient in comparison with existing black-box models. ► Because of less support vectors the proposed CVR-based model is faster than existing models for time-consuming studies.
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