2013
DOI: 10.1016/s1672-6529(13)60234-6
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An Evaluation Model of Supply Chain Performances Using 5DBSC and LMBP Neural Network Algorithm

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“…One widely used method is the LMBP neural network algorithm, which has an effective training speed. Although this method requires a larger computational environment, it could also serve an effective function [10,49]. Fan et al [10] reported that the LMBP neural network algorithm was a better method for evaluating supply chain performance.…”
Section: (2) Applications Of Neural Networkmentioning
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“…One widely used method is the LMBP neural network algorithm, which has an effective training speed. Although this method requires a larger computational environment, it could also serve an effective function [10,49]. Fan et al [10] reported that the LMBP neural network algorithm was a better method for evaluating supply chain performance.…”
Section: (2) Applications Of Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although this method requires a larger computational environment, it could also serve an effective function [10,49]. Fan et al [10] reported that the LMBP neural network algorithm was a better method for evaluating supply chain performance. However, the LMBP neural network algorithm had some limitations such as the fact that the optimal solution can easily fall into a local optimum.…”
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“…In the returning, the weight of neuron connection is revised one by one. This process is constantly iterative and finally will make the signal error into a permitted range [16].…”
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