NEURAL-BASED RECOGNITION OF MULTI-PARAMETER SENSOR SIGNAL DESCRIBED BY MATHEMATICAL MODEL
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https://doi.org/10.47839/ijc.3.2.298Keywords:
multi-parameter sensor, sensor signal recognition, neural networksAbstract
The possibility of artificial neural network usage for recognition of a signal of a multi-parameter sensor is described in this paper. The general structure of data acquisition channel with usage of neural networks as well as mathematical model of output signal of a multi-parameter sensor is studied in this article. The model of neural network, training algorithm and achieved results of simulation modeling of a multi-parameter sensor signal recognition using MATLAB software are presented at the end of this paper.References
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