To learn about the practical application of K -environment algorithms in electronic data analysis. To increase the thermal efficiency of boiler combustion and reduce nitrogen oxide emissions, the paper uses a 300 MW circulating liquid bed boiler for a thermal power plant as a research product. The studied and improved optimization methods have been successfully used to optimize the combustion of circulating liquefied boilers. Based on the advantages and disadvantages of biogeographic optimization algorithm and K -means clustering algorithm, this paper combines the two algorithms into a new improved clustering algorithm k -bbo-cluster. According to the operation mode of circulating fluidized bed boiler, the calculation method of boiler combustion thermal efficiency and the generation mechanism of nitrogen oxides, the boiler thermal efficiency model, nitrogen oxide emission concentration model and its comprehensive model are established by using the least square support vector machine method based on Bayesian structure framework. The learning outcomes of the vector machines that support the minimum squares of the Bayesian structure are less than 0.05 by the difference between MSE, MAE, and MAPE. The study of optimizing the combustion of circulating liquefied bed furnaces in this article can effectively improve the thermal efficiency of circulating liquefied bed furnaces and reduce nitrogen oxide emissions. Protection is important.
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