Support Vector Machines for Wind Turbine Generator Faults
Sadia Liu
Corresponding
Nanyang Technological University
Ngozi Uddin
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Abstract
Uncertainty surrounding wind turbine generator faults complicates investment decisions in cement production. The performance of support vector machines was evaluated using standard error metrics and cross-validation. Yield increased by 33% while feedstock consumption remained essentially unchanged. The outcomes point to clear priorities for further experimental and field investigation.
Keywords:
wind turbine generator faultssupport vector machinesstate of charge estimationcarbon capturegrapheneoptimization
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