Applications of Neural Networks for Exactness of Treatment on Machine-Tools with Parallel Kinematics

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In this paper authors conducted analysis of management features on machine-tools with numerical control using neural network for achieving exactness. Applications of Hopfield networks are discussed in the paper along with application of neuron computers that offer decision making of tasks ticker-coil.

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