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Application of pqEDMD to Modeling and Control of Bioprocesses
Camilo Garcia-Tenorio, Guilherme A. Pimentel, Laurent Dewasme, Alain Vande Wouwer
June 27, 2025
Abstract
Extended Dynamic Mode Decomposition (EDMD) and its variant, the pqEDMD, which uses a p-q-quasi norm reduction of polynomial basis functions, are attractive tools to derive linear operators approximating the dynamic behavior of nonlinear systems. This study highlights how this methodology can be applied to data-driven modeling and control of bioprocesses by discussing the selection of several ingredients of the method, such as the polynomial basis, order, data sampling, and preparation for training and testing, and ultimately, the exploitation of the model in linear model predictive control.
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Dynamic Modelling, Model Predictive Control, Numerical Methods, Process Control, System Identification
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Garcia-Tenorio C, Pimentel GA, Dewasme L, Wouwer AV. Application of pqEDMD to Modeling and Control of Bioprocesses. Systems and Control Transactions 4:2466-2471 (2025) https://doi.org/10.69997/sct.172482
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Garcia-Tenorio C: Systems, Estimation, Control and Optimization (SECO), University of Mons, 7001, Mons, Belgium
Pimentel GA: Systems, Estimation, Control and Optimization (SECO), University of Mons, 7001, Mons, Belgium
Dewasme L: Systems, Estimation, Control and Optimization (SECO), University of Mons, 7001, Mons, Belgium
Wouwer AV: Systems, Estimation, Control and Optimization (SECO), University of Mons, 7001, Mons, Belgium
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Systems and Control Transactions
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2466
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2025
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2025-07-01
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