2020
DOI: 10.1007/s40962-020-00472-9
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Artificial Neural Network Modeling of Grain Refinement Performance in AlSi10Mg Alloy

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“…In subsequent iterations of the algorithm, a different set of independent variables is checked for which the neural network is trained. The genetic A common solution is to calculate the relative importance of the input variables [35,47,48]. The coefficient value for each independent variable can be calculated based on the weights of connections of the input and hidden layer neurons.…”
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“…In subsequent iterations of the algorithm, a different set of independent variables is checked for which the neural network is trained. The genetic A common solution is to calculate the relative importance of the input variables [35,47,48]. The coefficient value for each independent variable can be calculated based on the weights of connections of the input and hidden layer neurons.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Powar and Date [52] proposed a different approach to this problem by comparing the error values obtained with different training methods for two sizes of the hidden layer. Razavi et al [63], Kocaman et al [48] and Murugesan et al [37] included different activation functions in their analysis. Wang et al [46] and Reddy et al [64] presented the error values independently for the training and test set.…”
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“…As a result of this process, while the grains exhibit a equaxial solidification, a more homogeneous structure as microstructural is obtained. This has a positive effect on the mechanical properties of the alloy [19,20]. Also, grain refinement is known to be effective in increasing the fatigue resistance of aluminum alloys by reducing porosity and shrinkage [21,22].…”
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