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Prediction of significant wave height using regressive support vector machines
Ocean Engineering · 2009 · Vol. 36(5) · pp. 339–347
J. Mahjoobi✉Ehsan Adeli(Iran University of Science and Technology)
Hydrological Forecasting Using AIEnergy Load and Power ForecastingOcean Waves and Remote SensingSupport vector machineArtificial neural networkRadial basis functionMultilayer perceptronPerceptronAdaptive neuro fuzzy inference systemSignificant wave heightArtificial intelligenceSoft computingWave height
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