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The energy requirement of representative samples from
the ABO and HZT ores can be explained through a linear
regression equation, which considers G1 and G2+G3 as
variables. The model exhibits an adjusted R2
(aj) fit of 68%,
with a predicted R2 of 66%.
Energy
requirement (kwh/t)
..02268
.03246^G
g1
G3h
0 800 0
0 2 2 =
+
++
=G (3)
The predictive model for SiO2 content in the concentrate
was individually tailored for the Abóboras and Horizontes
mineral deposits. For the Abóboras deposit, a regression
tree (refer to Figure 7) was constructed utilizing the vari-
ables X[0]= (G2+G3) and X[1]= PPC. Regression Trees,
also known as CART (Classification and Regression Trees),
represent a non-parametric supervised machine learning
approach utilized for decision tree generation (Breiman et
al., 1984).
For the Horizontes mineral deposit, a multivariate
regression equation was formulated using the variables Fe,
G1 and PPC, yielding a R2
(aj) fit of 58% and a predicted
R2 of 52%.
Figure 6. Mass recovery for desliming, flotation, global, Fe recovery and SiO2 grade in concentrate
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