LSTM-based drive power matching and its economic analysis
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https://doi.org/10.54097/6hmrtj96Keywords:
Motor matching; Driving power; LSTM neural network, economic analysis.Abstract
The correlation coefficients of computerised well mining data and motor power, selecting indicators with high correlation as input data, predicting the minimum and maximum power of the unit based on LSTM neural network, and giving the template of drive system matching according to the theory of drive system matching technology formed for different models.
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