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RAIDA, Z.
Original Title
Neural Networks in Antennas and Microwaves: A Practical Approach
English Title
Type
Peer-reviewed article not indexed in WoS or Scopus
Original Abstract
Neural networks are electronic systems which can be trained to remember behavior of a modeled structure in given operational points, and which can be used to approximate behavior of the structure out of the training points. These approximation abilities of neural nets are demonstrated on modeling a frequency-selective surface, a microstrip transmission line and a microstrip dipole. Attention is turned to the accuracy and to the efficiency of neural models. The association of neural models and genetic algorithms, which can provide a global design tool, is discussed.
English abstract
Key words in English
artificial neural networks, genetic algorithms, frequency-selective surfaces, planar transmission lines, microstrip antennas
Authors
Released
01.12.2001
ISBN
1210-2512
Periodical
Radioengineering
Volume
10
Number
4
State
Czech Republic
Pages from
24
Pages count
12
BibTex
@article{BUT39632, author="Zbyněk {Raida}", title="Neural Networks in Antennas and Microwaves: A Practical Approach", journal="Radioengineering", year="2001", volume="10", number="4", pages="12", issn="1210-2512" }