Titlebook: Engineering Applications of Neural Networks; 11th International C Dominic Palmer-Brown,Chrisina Draganova,Haris Mour Conference proceedings

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Intelligent Agents Networks Employing Hybrid Reasoning: Application in Air Quality Monitoring and Ients depending on the air pollution factor examined. The whole project has a Hybrid nature, since it utilizes fuzzy logic – fuzzy algebra concepts and also crisp values and a rule based inference mechanism. The system has been tested by the application of actual air pollution data related to four years of measurements in the area of Athens.

血友病

Neural Network Based Damage Detection of Dynamically Loaded Structures,ng is used here. The important part of identification process is proper selection of input information. In case of dynamically loaded structures their modal properties seem to be proper input information as those are not dependent on actual loading (traffic, wind, temperature). The methodology verification was carried out using laboratory beam.

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Minatory

Flash Flood Forecasting by Statistical Learning in the Absence of Rainfall Forecast: A Case Study,gularization by early stopping provides networks with lower complexity and more accurate predicted hydrographs than regularization by weight decay. Satisfactory results can thus be obtained up to a forecasting horizon of three hours, thereby allowing an early warning of the populations.

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Override

Adj Marshall,Betsy Leondar-Wright has been applied in the problem of torrential risk estimation, with data from river Evros. The compatibility of the system to existing models has been tested and also the results obtained by two distinct fuzzy approaches have been compared.

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objection

Luciana C. de Oliveira,Melanie Shoffnerapplied the method to an artificial data. In the problem, information enhancement learning was able to produce self-organizing maps close to those produced by the conventional SOM. In addition, the importance of input variables detected by local enhanced information corresponded to the importance obtained by directly computing errors.