Project Cost (S/m?) YearLocation BuildingNumber of QualityConstructionNoIndexMethods IndexТуре0.9 Office0.87 Office0.95 OfficeStoriesIndex1387.519994022269.1200018113737.4201464.1.21.1 Office1.1 School1.13 Office0.95 Hospital0.87 Office1.05 Hospital1.13 Garage1Office4343.42000825392.920001131250.8200220.57430.619991448602.82007319430.61998410341.21998111452.120014.4112493.120001.16 School141.113667.420021.16 School741.450.95 Hospital1 Hospital1.13 Hospital1.13 Office14915.02015615511.32000741.1516369.2199931.117398.32001241.13 Office1.13 Office18343.4199910219430.62008223120532.820040.87 Office271.13 Hospital1.13 Warehouse1.13 Hospital1.08 Office21389.7200010322258.32001123417.72002141.0524215.31998125202.420001.13 School111.13 Office1.13 Warehouse1 School1.13 Hospital1.13 Hospital1.07 School1.07 School1.13 School1.13 Hospital1.13 Warehouse1.02 Warehouse1.05 Warehouse1.13 Warehouse26373.52001327162.520082128194.81999329419.819991.230387.5200521.231227.120002261.6322.9296.032200062332001313419992135121.61999136156.12011137107.61999138158.8200511 Making a conceptual cost estimating for a construction project using Artificial Neural Network (ANN)Description: Historical data collected from 38 construction projects "Data in the second picture" are givenUsing this data, you are required to estimate total cost of a 12 story 17,350 m2 (total area) office buildingthat is planned to be constructedin 2020. Location Index for the office building is 1.07, Quality Index is 3, and Construction MethodsIndex is 1.1 with ANN.Required:*) Details of all ANN model(s): The number of hidden layers, neurons in each layer, transferfunction in each layer, training function, weight/bias learning function, and performance function.*) Your total cost estimate for the office project.*) And a brief discussion about how accurate is your estimate.Time Indices:Building Type IndicesTimeTimeYearYearBuilding typeindexindexBuildingindices19982.0720093.4319992.3120103.54Warehouse1.2020002.4920113.65Garage2.0920012.6720123.78School2.9620022.9520133.9120033.0120144.07Office3.0520043.0820154.32Hospital3.1520053.1120164.4620063.1920174.7820073.2320184.8620083.29

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Chapter11: Data Analysis And Displays

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