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Fig 1.

The model of WWTP.

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Fig 2.

ISRWNNs control for WWTP.

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Fig 3.

The structure of kth ISRWNN.

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Table 1.

The control process of WWTP.

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Fig 4.

The number of wavelet nodes of DO controller.

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Fig 5.

The number of wavelet nodes of NO controller.

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Fig 6.

The value of under two conditions.

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Fig 7.

The value of under two conditions.

(a) Control results of DO and NO concentration. (b) Control errors of DO and NO concentration.

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Fig 8.

Control results under rainy condition during set-point fixed.

(a) Control results of DO and NO concentration. (b) Control errors of DO and NO concentration.

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Fig 9.

Control results under rainstorm condition during set-point fixed.

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Table 2.

Comparison of different control methods for fixed set-point.

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Fig 10.

The number of wavelet nodes of DO controller.

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Fig 11.

The number of wavelet nodes of NO controller.

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Fig 12.

The value of under two conditions.

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Fig 13.

The value of under two conditions.

(a) Control results of DO and NO concentration. (a) Control errors of DO and NO concentration.

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Fig 14.

Control results under rainy condition during set-point changed.

(a) Control results of DO and NO concentration. (a) Control errors of DO and NO concentration.

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Fig 15.

Control results under rainstorm condition during set-point changed.

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Table 3.

Comparison of different control methods for changed set-point.

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