β Scribed by B. Sonnleitner; G. Locher
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Pattern recognition is used to identify a distinct state of a bioprocess; most interesting is the recognition of physiological states. This method is an excellent means for relevant bioprocess monitoring and the respective knowledge can be effectively used for decision making. The multitude and multiplicity of data is treated as a 3 dimensional picture of a process and compared to prototypes, i.e. pictures from, for instance, a reference process. This method was successfully used to detect unique phases in bioprocesses, to initiate certain process operation activities automatically, or to detect faults on line with little time delay.
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