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Hybrid cloud architecture with lstm-dnn for predictive control of technological processes in information and control systems
DOI
10.17580/tsm.2026.09.11
ArticleAuthors
Sevinov Zh. U., Тemerbekova B. М., Bekimbetova G. М., Mamanazarov U. B., Bekimbetov B. М.
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Tashkent State Technical University (Tashkent, Uzbekistan)

Zh. U. Sevinov, Head of the Department of Information Processing and Control Systems, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, j.sevinov@tdtu.uz

 

Almalyk branch of NUST MISiS (Almalyk, Uzbekistan)

B. М. Тemerbekova, Head of the Department of Information Technologies and Automation of Technological Processes and Production, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, misis_temerbekova@mail.ru

U. B. Mamanazarov, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Information Technologies and Automation of Technological Processes and Production, Master of Technical Sciences, m67811@mail.ru

 

Tashkent State University of Economics (Tashkent, Uzbekistan)

G. М. Bekimbetova, Head of the Department of Economics and Management, Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, gmkbbd@gmail.com

 

Almalyk State Technical Institute (Almalyk, Uzbekistan)

B. М. Bekimbetov, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering and Process Automation4, Master of Technical Sciences, bakhodir.bekimbetov@inbox.ru

Abstract

A reproducible scheme for predictive control of a technological circuit at a copper-molybdenum processing plant is presented, combining cloud-based data processing and hybrid models. Telemetry and laboratory data streams (SCADA/MES, LIMS, ERP) are aggregated in a Data Lake (Parquet) and routed using Spark/Airflow to two classes of models: LSTM-DNN for timeseries forecasting and ensemble boosting regressors for static-dynamic relationships. The pipeline includes time alignment (1-minute interval), outlier filtering (|z| > 3), missing-value interpolation, separate min-max normalization for the Train/Test sets, and generation of domain-specific features (windows, utilization coefficients, ratios, and temporal gradients), followed by selection using Mutual Information and Shap. During a 12-month pilot deployment, the following results have been achieved: R2 ≈ 0.85 for p80 prediction, with an approximately 15% reduction in particle-size distribution variability; R2 ≈ 0.90 for Cu/Mo recovery prediction, with reagent consumption reduced by up to 7% and copper recovery increased by 2–3 percentage points; and R2 ≈ 0.88 for predicting the composition after smelting, with a 5–10% reduction in specific energy consumption. Stability has been confirmed using k-fold cross-validation (k = 5) and testing with ±10% noise, with a performance degradation of no more than 2.3%. Integration via a Rest-Api enables recommendations to be transmitted to the HMI/SCADA system (pH adjustment, dosage correction, operating-mode adjustment), providing proactive process control without physical equipment modernization. The contribution lies in the systematic cloud-centric integration of ML/AI into the control loop, with a demonstrable technological and economic effect.

keywords
Cloud-based information and control system, digital twin, LSTMDNN, Random Forest, XGboost/Catboost, p80, Cu/Mo recovery, industrial telemetry, Rest-Api
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