AWNG-BP prediction technique study based on nonlinear combination – A case study of prediction of food supply chain in rural areas of Hubei Province, China

The demands to food in China rural areas are strong while construction of food supply chain lags. Lack of statistical data presents difficulties in construction of food supply chain in China rural areas. This paper designed the prediction technique based on nonlinear combined AWNG-BP. Firstly, this...

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Error functions
Food
Food supply
Genetic algorithms
Neural networks
Regression analysis
Rural areas
Sensitivity analysis
Smoothing
Statistical analysis
Supply chains
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