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Fig. 2. The sensitivity of energy absorption to wave frequency and damping coefficient C in regular waves
Fig. 4. Illustration of signal transformation between layers.
Fig. 5. Prediction index Er. 0.40.50.6 ∆t (s)1009095Time (s) Measurement Neural network prediciton  MANUSCRIPT0.3 ACCEPTEDGrey model prediction
Fig. 7. Energy absorption in regular waves. MANUSCRIPTA = 1 m.
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