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Application of neural network techniques for modeling of blast furnace parameters

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Figure  2  :  Serial and  Parallel  Prior Knowledge  Neural  Network  Model  [19]
Figure 3  :  A feed-forward  neural  network with 4  inputs, 1  output and  1  hidden  layer
Figure  7  :  Pearson  Coefficient  1  vs. 2  Hidden  Layers
Figure  9  :  Average  Error Automated  vs.  Forced  Lags Average  Error:  Automated  vs
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