Numerical analysis of a fractional-order giving up smoking model by using artificial neural network scheme

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Abstract The aim of this study is to analyze the numerical performance of the fractional-order giving up smoking model (FO-GUSM) by developing a framework for computation by using stochastic Levenberg-Marquardt backpropagation artificial neural networks (SLMB-ANN). The GUSM is classif ied into four categories, potential smokers P(t), occasional smokers L(t), chain smoker S(t), and quit smoker Q(t). Computations are performed by SLMB-ANN to solve the four numerical variations. Using stochastic structured LMB-ANNs, the results obtained from GUSM were presented with training, validation, and testing processes to reduce the mean squared error (MSE) values compared to the reference (data-driven outcomes). To assess the efficiency, accuracy, capability, and proficiency of the suggested computational framework LMB-ANNs, a comprehensive analysis is conducted by analyzing correlations, mean square error (MSE), state transition data, error histograms, and regression analysis. The importance and value of the LMBANNs method is confirmed by the comparison of the results, achieving an accuracy within 5 to 7 decimal places in solving the GUSM.
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The GUSM is classif ied into four categories, potential smokers P(t), occasional smokers L(t), chain smoker S(t), and quit smoker Q(t). Computations are performed by SLMB-ANN to solve the four numerical variations. Using stochastic structured LMB-ANNs, the results obtained from GUSM were presented with training, validation, and testing processes to reduce the mean squared error (MSE) values compared to the reference (data-driven outcomes). To assess the efficiency, accuracy, capability, and proficiency of the suggested computational framework LMB-ANNs, a comprehensive analysis is conducted by analyzing correlations, mean square error (MSE), state transition data, error histograms, and regression analysis. The importance and value of the LMBANNs method is confirmed by the comparison of the results, achieving an accuracy within 5 to 7 decimal places in solving the GUSM. 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