With the evolution of computational power of computers in 20th century, neural networks (NNs) are becoming more popular in different engineering applications because of its ability to approximate static and dynamic, linear and non-linear, multi-dimensional systems. For example, they are used in industrial processes to automate assembly lines which increases its productivity and in automotive to reduce gas consumption of an engine. In this paper, NNs are utilized to reduce the computational power needed for finite element methods (FEM) simulations.
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