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58]. Generally, a neural network is trained to identify the tool wear pattern by supervised learning from samples of measurements taken at various levels of tool wear. Therefore, the ability of neural networks to form reliable wear patterns depends not only on their topology, but the extent of their training. In cases such as machining, where adequate data is not available to select the topology of the network, or to provide the tool wear patterns for a wide range of cutting conditions and material/tool combinations, these networks are not practical.
