Title Entropy measure for planning, prediction and online estimation in biotechnological brocesses
Authors Survyla, Arnas ; Kemesis, Benas ; Urniežius, Renaldas
DOI 10.3390/Entropy2021-09839
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Is Part of Entropy 2021: the scientific tool of the 21st century, 5–7 May 2021, online.. Basel : Sciforum. 2021, p. 1-2
Keywords [eng] relative entropy ; microbial cultivation ; parameter estimation ; stoichiometry, target protein ; recombinant E.coli
Abstract [eng] Recently, a generic bioprocess gray box modeling approach [1] used entropy measure to plan the feeding solution profile. Multiple industrial experiments showed that such modeling is useful in cultivations with limited substrate feeding. The feeding profile served as a scaled approximation of the cumulative biomass profile. The cumulative glucose volume served as uncertainty to find the gray box model parameters in the feedback control scenarios. The numeric convex approach passed an analysis of its sensitivity to different initial computational conditions. The validation showed that the numeric routines were independent of the selected initial conditions. Such simplicity makes it useful for practical industrial applications. Maximization of entropy presented online estimation of biomass concentration in fed-batch cultures of four types of recombinant E.coli strains and Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells [2]. Practical experience disclosed that entropy is a relevant measure for both limited substrate feeding and dosed substrate feeding biotechnological processes. Moreover, the approach showed neither numeric nor structural model dependence on the strain type. Research progress revealed that entropy measure by the use of fundamental knowledge could make the general model (Luedeking-Piret) more common for technological use when estimating target protein, compared to a sophisticated artificial neural network (ANN) [3]. In fact, it replaces the ANN approach without compromising estimation accuracy.
Published Basel : Sciforum
Type Conference paper
Language English
Publication date 2021
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