LSTM Networks for Flexible Printed Electronics
Xiaoming Islam
Corresponding
Stanford University
Abstract
Rising material and energy costs make even modest improvements in flexible printed electronics economically significant for brick kiln clusters. Simulations were performed with LSTM networks and verified through a mesh- and time-step-sensitivity study. Water quality indicators improved by 8% after the recommended measures were implemented. These findings provide a practical basis for improving the design codes used across the region.
Keywords:
flexible printed electronicsLSTM networkstechno-economic analysisenergy efficiency
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