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Coupling of an analytical rolling model and reinforcement learning to design pass schedules: towards properties controlled hot rolling

Idzik, C.; Krämer, A.; Hirt, G.; Lohmar, J. - In: Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing 35 (2023) 4, pp. 1469-1490

Rolling is a well-established forming process employed in many industrial sectors. Although highly optimized, process … based on reinforcement learning and analytical rolling models to guarantee sound product quality. Integrating an established … physical strengthening model into an analytical rolling model allows tracking the microstructure evolution throughout the …

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Coupling of an analytical rolling model and reinforcement learning to design pass schedules: towards properties controlled hot rolling

Idzik, C.; Krämer, A.; Hirt, G.; Lohmar, J. - In: Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing 35 (2023) 4, pp. 1469-1490

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015403252

Hybrid multi-stage steel footprinting unveils a more interdependent material foundation of the global economy

Li, Xinyi; Zhang, Chao; Yang, Xue; Xia, Ziqian; Cao, Zhi; … - In: Ecological economics 227 (2025), pp. 1-13

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Monetary policy adjustments in Mexico during COVID-19 : fear of floating and macroeconomic volatility

López-Mares, Jesús Eduardo; Ocegueda Hernández, Juan … - 2025

posterior surge in inflation. To do so, we estimate a small open economy model and employ Bayesian methods with a rolling window …

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The temporal variability in the returns of socially responsible funds to structural oil shocks

Ur Rehman, Mobeen; Nautiyal, Neeraj; Zeitun, Rami; Vo … - 2025

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50 shades of green : unpacking what green means for steel

Carvalho, Paulo; Muslemani, Hasan - 2025

Steelmaking represents one of the most carbon-intensive industries – second only to cement – and is responsible for 8% of global CO2 emissions. The creation of a market for premium, low-carbon emission steel products, or ‘green steel’, could serve as a means of generating revenue streams...

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