A numerical comparison of simplified Galerkin and machine learning reduced order models for vaginal deformations

A numerical comparison of simplified Galerkin and machine learning reduced order models for vaginal deformations
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10.1016/j.camwa.2023.10.018
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2023-12
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Comput. Math. Appl.
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William Snyder;Alex Santiago Anaya;Justin Krometis;T. Iliescu;R. Vita
William Snyder;Alex Santiago Anaya;Justin Krometis;T. Iliescu;R. Vita
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William Snyder;Alex Santiago Anaya;Justin Krometis;T. Iliescu;R. Vita

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