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Carbon source dosage intelligent determination using a multi-feature sensitive back propagation neural network model.

Journal of environmental management
The carbon reduction concept drives the development of low-carbon and sustainable wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) operation technologies. In the denitrification stage of WWTPs in China, there are widespread problems of uneconomical dosage consumpti...

Deciphering and Mitigating of Dynamic Greenhouse Gas Emission in Urban Drainage Systems with Knowledge-Infused Graph Neural Network.

Environmental science & technology
Deciphering and mitigating dynamic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions under environmental fluctuation in urban drainage systems (UDGSs) is challenging due to the absence of a high-prediction model that accurately quantifies the contributions of biologica...

Bayesian Optimization-Enhanced Reinforcement learning for Self-adaptive and multi-objective control of wastewater treatment.

Bioresource technology
Controllers of wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) often struggle to maintain optimal performance due to dynamic influent characteristics and the need to balance multiple operational objectives. In this study, Reinforcement Learning (RL) algorithms a...

Application of machine learning for environmentally friendly advancement: exploring biomass-derived materials in wastewater treatment and agricultural sector - a review.

Journal of environmental science and health. Part A, Toxic/hazardous substances & environmental engineering
There are several uses for biomass-derived materials (BDMs) in the irrigation and farming industries. To solve problems with material, process, and supply chain design, BDM systems have started to use machine learning (ML), a new technique approach. ...

Machine learning-assisted prediction of engineered carbon systems' capacity to treat textile dyeing wastewater via adsorption technology.

Environmental monitoring and assessment
Dyes are widely used in industries like printing, cosmetics, paper, leather processing, textiles, and manufacturing to add color to products. However, improper disposal of dyes into wastewater has raised major concerns due to their harmful effects on...

Semi-supervised learning-based identification of the attachment between sludge and microparticles in wastewater treatment.

Journal of environmental management
Monitoring the microparticle transfer process in wastewater treatment systems is crucial for improving treatment performance. Supervised deep learning methods show high performance to automatically detect particles, but they rely on vast amounts of l...

Design optimization and predictive modeling for TSS in mega surface WWTPs: A machine learning approach.

Journal of environmental management
Surface wastewater originates from various sources, including domestic, commercial, and industrial activities, and contains a mix of organic and inorganic wastes along with suspended and dissolved solids that require effective treatment. This study p...

Predicting biomass conversion and COD removal in wastewater treatment by phototrophic bacteria with interpretable machine learning.

Journal of environmental management
Photosynthetic bacteria (PSB) excel in wastewater treatment by removing pollutants and generating biomass but are challenging to optimize due to complex operational and environmental interactions. Neural Ordinary Differential Equations, Elastic Net, ...

Attention-based deep learning models for predicting anomalous shock of wastewater treatment plants.

Water research
Quickly grasping the time-consuming water quality indicators (WQIs) such as total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphorus (TP) of influent is an essential prerequisite for wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) to prompt respond to sudden shock loads. Soft d...

Using machine learning models to predict the dose-effect curve of municipal wastewater for zebrafish embryo toxicity.

Journal of hazardous materials
Municipal wastewater substantially contributes to aquatic ecological risks. Assessing the toxicity of municipal wastewater through dose-effect curves is challenging owing to the time-consuming, labor-intensive, and costly nature of biological assays....