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Applications of machine learning techniques in performance evaluation of solar desalination systems – a concise review

Applications of machine learning techniques in performance evaluation of solar desalination systems – a concise review
Applications of machine learning techniques in performance evaluation of solar desalination systems – a concise review
Predictive models of solar desalination systems are of crucial importance for the performance evaluation of the new and existing designs of such systems. To respond to the fast growing needs for accurate and reliable modeling schemes, machine-learning techniques have been developed and utilized. A large number of methods have been applied to desalination systems with varying degrees of success, leading to the formation of a potentially confusing situation about the applicability of different techniques. To resolve this issue, a comprehensive survey of literature on the applications of machine learning techniques in solar desalination systems, is carried out in this study. The development made so far as well as the main challenges facing this approach are discussed and a number of conclusions are reached, followed by several recommendations for future studies. In addition, different machine learning methodologies pertinent to this field are classified and discussed briefly.
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399-408
Rashidi, Saman
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Karimi, Nader
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Yan, Wei-Mon
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Rashidi, Saman
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Karimi, Nader
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Rashidi, Saman, Karimi, Nader and Yan, Wei-Mon (2022) Applications of machine learning techniques in performance evaluation of solar desalination systems – a concise review. Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements, 144, 399-408. (doi:10.1016/j.enganabound.2022.08.031).

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Predictive models of solar desalination systems are of crucial importance for the performance evaluation of the new and existing designs of such systems. To respond to the fast growing needs for accurate and reliable modeling schemes, machine-learning techniques have been developed and utilized. A large number of methods have been applied to desalination systems with varying degrees of success, leading to the formation of a potentially confusing situation about the applicability of different techniques. To resolve this issue, a comprehensive survey of literature on the applications of machine learning techniques in solar desalination systems, is carried out in this study. The development made so far as well as the main challenges facing this approach are discussed and a number of conclusions are reached, followed by several recommendations for future studies. In addition, different machine learning methodologies pertinent to this field are classified and discussed briefly.

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Accepted/In Press date: 22 August 2022
e-pub ahead of print date: 5 September 2022
Published date: 5 September 2022

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Local EPrints ID: 508930
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/508930
ISSN: 0955-7997
PURE UUID: 0e5c4b94-2d60-4898-a8de-27c4de80da81
ORCID for Nader Karimi: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-4559-6245

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Last modified: 07 Feb 2026 03:34

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Author: Saman Rashidi
Author: Nader Karimi ORCID iD
Author: Wei-Mon Yan

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