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Mine Sato,Nobuo Sayanagi,Toru Yanagiharaation has rapidly grown. In this case a comparison of two sources of this information was employed to determine protein localization in . cells. Models as support vector machines, artificial neural networks and random forest were compared for the prediction of protein localization. The sources of da

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Mine Sato,Nobuo Sayanagi,Toru Yanagiharas paper. The performance of the obtained controller is then evaluated and compared to that of a conventional PID and a dynamical sliding mode controller that has been optimized through a heuristics-based strategy by simulating two integrating linear systems with dead time and inverse response. By ut

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Mine Sato,Nobuo Sayanagi,Toru Yanagiharacience and engineering. This paper compares bio-inspired algorithms to better understand and measure how well they find the best tuning parameters for a Dynamic Sliding Mode Control for integrating systems with an inverse response and dead time. The comparison includes four bioinspired algorithms: p

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Teaching Excellence as Achievementch for the best characteristics of the network is carried out with a heuristic model, which uses a genetic algorithm to vary the different parameters of the network, the solutions explored are 5000 in each independent experiment, out of a total of 15 independent experiments that reduces the probabil

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Applications of Computational Intelligence978-3-031-29783-0Series ISSN 1865-0929 Series E-ISSN 1865-0937

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Teaching Excellence as Achievementch for the best characteristics of the network is carried out with a heuristic model, which uses a genetic algorithm to vary the different parameters of the network, the solutions explored are 5000 in each independent experiment, out of a total of 15 independent experiments that reduces the probability of falling into local minima.