Disruption Prediction by Support Vector Machine and Neural Network with Exhaustive Search

Disruption Prediction by Support Vector Machine and Neural Network with Exhaustive Search
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10.1585/pfr.13.3405021
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2018-04
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0.8
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T. Yokoyama;T. Sueyoshi;Y. Miyoshi;R. Hiwatari;Y. Igarashi;M. Okada;Yuichi Ogawa
T. Yokoyama;T. Sueyoshi;Y. Miyoshi;R. Hiwatari;Y. Igarashi;M. Okada;Yuichi Ogawa
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T. Yokoyama;T. Sueyoshi;Y. Miyoshi;R. Hiwatari;Y. Igarashi;M. Okada;Yuichi Ogawa

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