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Machine Learning Algorithms and Applications in Engineering : Smart and Intelligent Computing in Engineering - Prasenjit Chatterjee

Machine Learning Algorithms and Applications in Engineering

By: Prasenjit Chatterjee (Editor), Morteza Yazdani (Editor), Francisco Fernández-Navarro (Editor)

Paperback | 6 May 2025 | Edition Number 1

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Machine Learning (ML) is a sub field of artificial intelligence that uses soft computing and algorithms to enable computers to learn on their own and identify patterns in observed data, build models that explain the world, and predict things without having explicit pre-programmed rules and models. This book discusses various applications of ML in engineering fields and the use of ML algorithms in solving challenging engineering problems ranging from biomedical, transport, supply chain and logistics, to manufacturing and industrial. Through numerous case studies, it will assist researchers and practitioners in selecting the correct options and strategies for managing organizational tasks.

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