To investigate the stability of PRR(pressure reducing regulator) with adjusting multiple structure parameters simultaneously
BFGS (Broyden-Fletcher-Goldfarb-Shanno) quasi-Newton method and line search with Wolfe conditions were applied to optimize the BP (back propagation) algorithm. Results showed that the improved BP algorithm reduced number of iterations by 1-2 orders of magnitude
making it easy to reach a global minimal point. When the improved BP algorithm was used for reverse unloading diaphragm PRR
it could adapt to coupling of 2-3 structure parameters and predict the data set with more than 106 data points. It was easy to find a combination of structure parameters to stabilize PRR when multiple structure parameters change simultaneously. More importantly
when these parameters changed together
the stability of PRR was much better than the case with change of just one of the parameters.