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Computer-aided derivation of the optimal mathematical models to study gear-pair dynamic by using genetic programming

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A general problem is addressed to perform optimal identification of the dynamic system automatically, by using genetic programming algorithm (Koza 1992). The main objective of this approach is to derive optimal mathematical model (reliable and accurate) and determine optimal parameter values for generated mathematical model on the basis of measured dynamic response for selected structure that behaves dynamically. A gear-pair dynamic is studied as an example.

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Ciglarič, I., Kidrič, A. Computer-aided derivation of the optimal mathematical models to study gear-pair dynamic by using genetic programming. Struct Multidisc Optim 32, 153–160 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00158-006-0004-3

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