2015
DOI: 10.4314/njt.v34i4.26
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The Use of Artificial Neural Networks in the Theoretical Investigation of Faults in Transmission Lines

Abstract: ABSTRACT ABSTRACTThis paper describes the development of a fast, efficient, artificial neural network (ANN) based fault diagnostic This paper describes the development of a fast, efficient, artificial neural network (ANN) based fault diagnostic This paper describes the development of a fast, efficient, artificial neural network (ANN) based fault diagnostic This paper describes the development of a fast, efficient, artificial neural network (ANN) based fault diagnostic system (FDS) for the system (FDS) for the … Show more

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“…When ISAs are installed on a victim's phone, they can recommend to rescuers, which contact to call that will prove useful when they make recourse to it during an emergency situation. To achieve this, this paper adopted the Bayesian Network technique (BNt) [22] among other soft-computing technique like the artificial neural network technique [21], along with other synergistic techniques. This is because the BNt is easily implemented as a simple look-up with decision tree and table, and it is intrinsically fast.…”
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“…When ISAs are installed on a victim's phone, they can recommend to rescuers, which contact to call that will prove useful when they make recourse to it during an emergency situation. To achieve this, this paper adopted the Bayesian Network technique (BNt) [22] among other soft-computing technique like the artificial neural network technique [21], along with other synergistic techniques. This is because the BNt is easily implemented as a simple look-up with decision tree and table, and it is intrinsically fast.…”
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confidence: 99%