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Comparison of regression techniques for generating surrogate models to predict the thermodynamic behavior of biomass gasification systems
Biomass resources can play an important role in the energy transition, being a dynamic feedstock that can be transformed either into solid, liquid or gaseous fuels. Biomass gasification is a versatile way to convert waste into energy. In this work, the modeling and simulation of two different gasifi
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