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This research proposes and evaluates a neural network-based software development estimation model.
At the first stage of the conceptual development estimation of the required properties from the known experimental data can be useful for selection of suitable molten salt compositions.
Therefore the main aim in this study was to apply computational intelligence methodology, artificial neural network approach, for economic development estimation based on different science and technology factors.
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