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A Stephen Sagayaraj1, T Kalavathi Devi2

  • 1Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamangalam, Tamil Nadu, India. snafia.sagayaraj@gmail.com.

Scientific reports
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这项研究开发了一种新方法,使用图像分析和机器学习从通常干燥的铜中分类硫化铜. 基于神经网络的模式识别实现了99.6%的准确性,有利于买家.

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科普拉 (Copra) 是一种植物.核聚变技术是可以实现的.在GLCM中,GLCM是GLCM.硫化烟雾化 硫化烟雾化转移学习转移学习

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