Catalyst monitor with direct prediction of hydrocarbon conversio

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ABSTRACT:
A process and apparatus for monitoring catalyst conversion activity includes a predictor of feedgas emissions and a predictor of tailpipe emissions, each predictor providing an output for generating a ratio of conversion activity. Each predictor comprises a trained neural network receiving at least one of, and preferably a plurality of, the engine operating condition signals available from an electronic engine control. Preferably, each neural network is trained by inputting accumulated data acquired from performance evaluation of a plurality of vehicles having consistent powertrains but with different degrees of deterioration.

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