Hybrid backward simulator for determining causal heater state with resolution improvement of measured temperature data through model conformation
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https://doi.org/10.21014/acta_imeko.v6i1.390Abstract
We are developing a backward simulator, which determines the unknown system input from the system output by using a system model. However, its processing time would increase enormously if the simulation model requires the multiple case branching, which is typical for backward simulations. In some target applications, we can use forward simulation processing in the backward data flow with significant reduction of processing time. This paper shows an example of such application to determine system input of heater operation from measured data of room temperature. Although the resolution of measurement restricts the performance of the simulation result, we also used the model to improve the resolution of measured data and show its effect to simulation. Furthermore, we show the result of reduction of noise caused by quantizing LSB jitters.
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