Computer Modeling and Intelligent Systems 2021
DOI: 10.32782/cmis/2864-9
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Control and Diagnostics of TV3-117 Aircraft Engine Technical State in Flight Modes Using the Matrix Method for Calculating Dynamic Recurrent Neural Networks

Abstract: In this paper, one of the methods of using dynamic recurrent neural networks for solving applied problems of control and diagnosing of aircraft engines technical state, including TV3-117, is considered. A method for coding neural networks into signal graphs is proposed, and it is shown that their adjacency matrices can be used as associative memory in step matrix algorithms for solving dynamic recurrent neural networks. It is shown that in fully connected recurrent neural networks, any neuron can be input or o… Show more

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“…Accordingly, it becomes necessary to train / retrain the newly created neural network. Then, for the convenience of further use and displaying the graphical representation, the transition to the reduced thermogasdynamic parameters [15,16]. This stage is necessary for human control of the neural network, in the case when there is an additional stage of control.…”
Section: Development Of a Methodology For Control Of Helicopters Airc...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Accordingly, it becomes necessary to train / retrain the newly created neural network. Then, for the convenience of further use and displaying the graphical representation, the transition to the reduced thermogasdynamic parameters [15,16]. This stage is necessary for human control of the neural network, in the case when there is an additional stage of control.…”
Section: Development Of a Methodology For Control Of Helicopters Airc...mentioning
confidence: 99%