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    During my colleague career, I had multiple statistical and model prediction courses that gave me the required foundation to handle this project successfully. For instance, I had Probability Theory and Stochastic Process, Thuy Mai CEO Kyle Jordan VP Marketing Rachelle Edllund Account Manager John Nguyen CSO Surya Sunkara Opearations Research Analyst MIke Nedeau VP Sales Independent Study in EMGT (Course Topic Robustness in Reverse Logistics) and Six-Sigma Quality courses that helped me to develop

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    Indexed images In computer science, indexed color is a technique to handle color digital images in a limited way, in order to save computer memory and file storage, while updating the screen and transferring telecommunications speeds. When an image is encoded in this way, color information is not routed directly to pixel pixel image but is stored in a piece of parcel called separate data: an array of color elements where each element, one element Color, is indexed by its position within the matrix

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    Regarding the various service quality models discussed in section 2.3.1 to 2.3.9 the gap model considers the perceptions and expectations of the customers, the gap being the difference between expectations and perceptions (P-E). The model resulted in five dimensions that are generic in nature. However, other models such as ‘Technical and Functional Quality Model’, ‘Perception-only Model’ and ‘Evaluated Performance and Normed Quality Model’ consider only the perceptions of the customers. Technical

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    would a person react if he/she is suspected to commit a crime? How would that person feel if the police just randomly show up and ask for the intention of whatever that makes him/her suspicious? This is what will happen, frequently, if artificial neural networks are used as a mean for predictive policing. First, just to clarify, predictive policing is seeking to prevent future harm and reduce crime rates by analyzing information and patrolling areas based on the result. The police are able to predict

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    Usually, more training data lead to a more robust network that can generalise better and as a result, make more accurate predictions. However, in some cases, it is difficult to acquire large amounts of training data, because their collection or production is either very time-consuming or very expensive.

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    Neural Networks in Investments I. ABSTRACT Investment managers often find themselves overwhelmed with the large amount of data obtained from the financial markets. Most of the data available is numeric and noisy in nature, making the decision-making process harder. These decisions usually rely on the integration of statistical measures that attempt to compress much of the data and qualitative depictions such as graphs and bar charts with news events and other pertinent information. Investment

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         The neural network model attempts to explain that which is known about

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    characterize microstructures. For example, Albuquerque, Filho, Cavalcante, and Tavares [--] quantified the porosity of synthetic materials from optical microscopic images successfully, and the solution proposed, which was based on an artificial neuronal network (ANN), proved to be more reliable. Albuquerque, de Alexandria, Cortez, and Tavares [--] characterized the microstructures in images of nodular, grey, and malleable cast irons using a multilayer perceptron

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    Link Based Classification algorithm- a subpart of Neuro Fuzzy Link Based Classification algorithm, which is a combination on the Feedforward Neural Networks (FFNet) Backpropagation techniques and fuzzy logic. FFNet was inspired from the neural system the human body. In this chapter we will first explain about the system design involved in setting up the network followed by explaining the FFNet and Backpropagation algorithm, explain the reasons for using the algorithm and then discuss about how we worked

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    classification of patients, whether diabetes is present or not.can make diabetes to be classified as tested positive or tested negative. In this research work, backpropagation neural network has been used to classify patient that are tested positive as binary 1 and patient that are tested negative as binary 0.The use of trained neural network gave recognition rate of 81% on test and 80% on the training as compare to previous research work on diabetes using ADAP which gives 76% recognition rate. 1.0

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