Agricultural Sluice Gates in Okayama

Free surface flows past surfboards and sluice gates

Free surface potential flows past surfboards and sluice gates are considered. The problem is solved numerically by boundary integral equation methods. In addition weakly nonlinear solutions are presented. It is shown among the six possible types of steady flows, only three exist. The physical relevance of these solutions is discussed in terms of the radiation condition (which requires that ther...

Application of improved neuro-fuzzy GMDH to predict scour depth at sluice gates

An improved neuro-fuzzy based group method of data handling using the particle swarm optimization (NF-GMDH-PSO) is developed as an adaptive learning network to predict the localized scour downstream of a sluice gate with an apron. The input characteristic parameters affecting the scour depth are the sediment size and its gradation, apron length, sluice gate opening, and the flow conditions upst...

Title Application of Improved Neuro-fuzzy Gmdh to Predict Scour Depth at Sluice Gates( Main Article ) Application of Improved Neuro-fuzzy Gmdh to Predict Scour Depth at Sluice Gates

An improved neuro-fuzzy based group method of data handling using the particle swarm optimization (NF-GMDH-PSO) is developed as an adaptive learning network to predict the localized scour downstream of a sluice gate with an apron. The input characteristic parameters affecting the scour depth are the sediment size and its gradation, apron length, sluice gate opening, and the flow conditions upst...

Automatic Bare Sluice Disambiguation in Dialogue∗

The capacity to recognise and interpret sluices—bare wh-phrases that exhibit a sentential meaning—is essential to maintaining cohesive interaction between human users and a machine interlocutor in a dialogue system. In this paper we present a machine learning approach to sluice disambiguation in dialogue. Our experiments, based on solid theoretical considerations, show that applying machine lea...

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