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Prediction of Zeta Potential of Decomposed Peat via Machine Learning: Comparative Study of Support Vector Machine and Artificial Neural Networks

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Table 1. Statistical experimental results of the determination of zeta potential of decomposed peat (data extracted from Asadi's research [15] )
Figure 2 illustrates the main structure of a typical SVM [19]. The letter “K[20]. As it can be seen from Figure 2, it is a small subset extracted from the training data by relevant algorithm that consists of the SVM
Figure 3. Schematic structure of an ANN for the prediction of zeta potential.
Table 2 shows that the SVM and MLFN with 3 nodes have the lowest RMS errors (2.37 and
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