Investigation of relationship between moment distribution and inertia moment in frame systems by using artifical neural networks
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In nowadays, artifical neural networks (a.n.n) has been an alternative method to solvethe non-linear engineering problems. In the most general meaning, the artifical neuralnetwork has been suggesting a solution by finding relationships between the existingdatas, which were not percepted before.In this study, basic frame systems, which were loaded with singular or uniform loadsin the horizontal and vertical directions, were analysed and some moment values oncritical points were evaluated. Some relations were used to find a connection betweeninertia-moments and the moments. These relations were used as a control mechanismof the network. After the training the network was tested and errors were recorded. Soit has similar results with analitical results. As a result, the network has been trainedsuccesfully.2006, 75Keywords: Artifical Neural Networks, Frame Elements, Delta Rule
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Murat Hiçyılmaz
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Murat Hiçyılmaz (Master Thesis). Investigation of relationship between moment distribution and inertia moment in frame systems by using artifical neural networks, 2006, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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