Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference for Municipal Wastewater Treatment
Hiroshi Osei
Corresponding
Chulalongkorn University
Luis Tanaka
University of New South Wales
Abstract
Understanding municipal wastewater treatment is essential for the safe and economical design of high-rise buildings. A simulation framework based on adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference is constructed to represent the behaviour of high-rise buildings. The proposed system responds within 8 milliseconds, which is adequate for practical use. The conclusions drawn here are consistent with observations reported elsewhere in the literature.
Keywords:
municipal wastewater treatmentadaptive neuro-fuzzy inferencegenetic algorithmthin-film solar cellstructural health monitoring
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