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Best results were obtained with the resilient back propagation architecture for both these software packages.

The model borrows from the back propagation architecture minimally, using the sigmoid activation function as a basic function to construct the desired approximation.

In an attempt for this, 9-6-3 bANN-proparchitecturearchitecture was implemented to estimate CP, PP and CFPP of biodiesel samples using nine FA components as input data of 103 biodiesel study collected from literature.

This article discusses the significant aspects of engineering changes, product architecture, propagation paths and highlighted the methods and tools that are proposed by the researchers.

The general objective of this contribution is the analysis of wave propagation phenomena within architecture media, relying on an effective substitution continuum obtained by homogenization.

The results from the data analysis reveal insufficient economic incentives, a lack in technical information as well as a lack in specific environmental policies that would foster the propagation of bioclimatic architecture.

Back propagation neural network architectures were trained using plant operating data with an 'off-set' component.

This work examines the architecture and propagation of normal faults that accommodate extension in the rift zone of central north Iceland.

All the carry propagation adders of the architecture have a 16-bit word length and use a structure that combines the carry-skip and carry-select adders [26].

The residual soil nitrate prediction model based on back propagation neural network (BPNN) architecture depicted the highest average accuracy of 83.29% and the lowest root mean square error of 10.61%.

Answering such questions requires a joint study of multiple aspects of the problem and their interactions, in particular the assumed propagation environment, the cooperation architecture, the CSIT quality, physical layer techniques, scheduling and the grouping of users who participate in cooperation.