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Computing air demand using the takagi-sugeno model for dam outlets
Mohammad Zounemat-Kermani
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Miklas Scholz
Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman
University of Salford
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Engineering
Fuzzy Inference System
100%
Levenberg-Marquardt Algorithm
66%
Feedforward
33%
Root Mean Square Error
33%
Performance Criterion
33%
Data Point
33%
Sutcliffe
33%
Nonlinear Parameter
33%
Physical Model
33%
Least Square
33%
Backpropagation
33%
Learning Algorithm
33%
Fuzzy Rules
33%
Air Discharge
33%
Square Estimate
33%
Keyphrases
Air Demand
100%
Levenberg-Marquardt Artificial Neural Network
66%
Outlet Works
33%
Relationship-based
33%
Least Squares Estimate
33%
Experimental Information
33%
Subtractive Clustering
33%
Fuzzy Rule-based Model
33%
Nonlinear Parameter
33%
Nash-Sutcliffe Efficiency
33%
Hybrid Learning Algorithm
33%
Air Discharge
33%
Gate Opening
33%
Embankment Dam
33%
Simulation Performance
33%
Computer Science
adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system
100%
Levenberg Marquardt
66%
Neural Network
66%
Least Squares Method
33%
Physical Model
33%
Backpropagation
33%
Clustering Technique
33%
Performance Model
33%
Simulation Performance
33%
Learning Algorithm
33%
Square Estimate
33%
Performance Criterion
33%
Linear Parameter
33%