Efficiency Comparison of Neural Networks, Support Vector Machine and Neuro-Fuzzy with Fast Fourier Transform for Waveform Analysis and Classification
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This research presents a comparison of the efficiency of three models, namely, the model using Artificial Neural Networks technique (ANN), Support Vector Machine models (SMOreg) and Neuro-Fuzzy using ANFIS technique models in form of pattern recognition for waveform analysis and classification between good signals and bad signals data set. In principle, the three models are proposed. It used Fast Fourier Transform data for learning and testing process for fi nding the best model. The three experiments were ANN, SMOreg and ANFIS. Results from the MSE training were 1.45E-08, 5.60E-08, 3.32E-09, the MAE
were 8.28E-05, 4.31E-05, 3.20E-05, the MAPE were 2.99636, 0.69080, 0.83541, respectively, and the MSE test results were 8.30E-09, 2.66E-07, 3.21E-09, the MAE were 8.61E-05, 3.32E-04, 3.38E-05, and the percentage obtained from MAPE were 2.5807, 10.9384 and 0.8061, respectively. It was found that the ANFIS technique was the best. With the smallest overall error value than the other models, which provides the highest percentage of Efficiency Index (EI) in the testing process were 99.999993 %. The experimental result of testing showed that all data sets can distinguish between good and bad data sets correctly.
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