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MACHINE LEARNING CONTRIBUTIONS IN BIOPHARMACEUTICALS

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Bhavna Venkatakrishnan

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Swadha Singh

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Machine learning (ML) has made significant contributions to the biopharmaceutical field, and its applications are increasing in quality, design-based development and manufacturing of biologics, reflecting the huge potential of bioprocess automation.We are still in the early stages in terms of direct support.This hinders the process from development to production. However, the accumulation of extensive production data has led to a significant increase in the use of ML-based models instead of traditional multivariate data analysis techniques. This trend is primarily driven by the introduction of advanced process analytical techniques to monitor biopharmaceutical process variables and quality attributes in real-time.To create accurate, flexible, and powerful predictive models that can address analysis, monitoring, and control problems in the biopharmaceutical field, taking into account the complexity and multidimensionality of bioproduct design, bioprocess development, and product manufacturing data. ML-based approaches are increasingly being used. The purpose of this article is to provide a comprehensive overview of current applications of ML solutions in the design, monitoring, control and optimization of monoclonal antibody upstream, downstream and product formulation processes.Finally, this article details the key challenges associated with the use of the bioprocess itself, process data, and machine learning models in the development and manufacturing of monoclonal antibody processes.

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Biopharmaceuticals Machine learning Upstream Downstream Bioprocesses.

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Bhavna Venkatakrishnan, Swadha Singh, "MACHINE LEARNING CONTRIBUTIONS IN BIOPHARMACEUTICALS," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 8, no. 2, Feb 2024.

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