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With recurrent structure in TRFN, no a priori knowledge of the molding machine order is required.

A recurrent structure is found for a class of fuzzy expert systems, known as the Mamdani model.

Moreover, the equalizer with a decision feedback recurrent structure overcomes the unstableness thanks to its nature of infinite impulse response structure.

They are complicated enough to have many interesting properties, and, at the same time, due to their recurrent structure, they are highly compressible.

The advantage of the RNN model is that it is closer to biophysical reality and mathematically more tractable than standard neural methods, especially when used as a recurrent structure.

The controller used is a recurrent fuzzy network called Takagi Sugeno Kang (TSK -type recurrenTSK -typeetworecurrent, which is characterized by its recurrent structure, on-line structure and parameter learning.

We employ convolutional neural network (CNN), recurrent structures such as recurrent neural network (RNN), long short-term memory (LSTM) and gated recurrent unit (GRU) and hybrid of CNN and recurrent structures to automatically detect the abnormality.

Echo state networks (ESNs) are recurrent structures that give rise to an interesting trade-off between achievable performance and tractability.

Recurrent structures such as fuzzy cognitive map (FCM) enable for drawing cause effect relationships among system variables assigned to graph nodes.

Deep architecture and recurrent structures are employed in the SSREDNs to model both the complex nonlinear mapping relationship between input protein features and SS, and the mutual interaction among continuous residues of the protein chain.

Also, highly neural recurrent structures such as the hippocampus [56], [57], the prefrontal [58], [59] and the orbitofrontal [60], [61] cortex seem to perform associative prediction that would reflect outcome expectancies, providing thus, an internal representation of the consequences likely to follow a particular act.