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Artificial neural networks (ANNs) have been widely used in modeling of various systems. Training of ANNs is commonly performed by backpropagation based on a gradient-based learning rule. However, it is well-known that such learning rule has several shortcomings such as slow convergence and training failures. This paper proposes a modeling technique...

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... ELM randomly chooses and fixes the weights between input and hidden neurons based on continuous probability density function which is is a uniform distribution function in the range -1 to +1. Then, it determines analytically the weights between hidden neurons and output neurons of the SLFN. The block diagram of proposed method is given in Fig. 5. As shown in figure, air temperature, air velocity, and drying time are chosen as the inputs to ELM whereas moisture content is designated as the output of ELM. The performance of ELM depends on type of activation function and the number of hidden neurons to be used. Therefore, these parameters of ELM are determined through several ...

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