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This project aims to develop an accurate model of an industrial polymerization process using a minimal number of experiments. The approach combines basic physical understanding of the process with data-driven modeling techniques to efficiently capture process behavior. An adaptive experimental design strategy will be used, where each experiment is chosen based on results from previous ones to maximize learning while minimizing experimental effort. The resulting model will support process simulation, design, and optimization, helping improve efficiency in polymer production.
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Zhejiang University
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