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Table 1.

The training dataset used in this work [2].

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Table 2.

The whole test dataset [2].

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Fig 1.

Methodology framework for correlation of crude oil viscosity.

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Fig 2.

Structure of decision tree model.

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Demonstration of Cook’s distance outlier detection.

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Table 3.

The comparisons of three developed models.

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Table 4.

Final values of R2-scores for three models.

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Fig 4.

Actual Vs. estimated outputs (DT model).

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Actual Vs. estimated outputs (GRNN model).

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Actual Vs. estimated outputs (MLP model).

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Fig 7.

Residual plot of tuned MLP model.

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Fig 8.

Effect of API and ρ (g/cc) on the output.

%C4 = 0.35, %C5 = 1.62, %C6 = 3.21, %C7+ = 94.81, MWC7+ = 338.41, SGC7+ = 0.95, T (°C) = 30.

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Fig 9.

Influence of SGC7+ and ρ (g/cc) on the output.

API = 18.6, %C4 = 0.35, %C5 = 1.62, %C6 = 3.21, %C7+ = 94.81, MWC7+ = 338.41, T (°C) = 30.

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Fig 10.

Effect of temperature and ρ (g/cc) on the output.

API = 18.6, %C4 = 0.35, %C5 = 1.62, %C6 = 3.21, %C7+ = 94.81, MWC7+ = 338.41, SGC7+ = 0.95.

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Fig 11.

Trends of API on multiple temperature levels (%C4 = 0.35, %C5 = 1.62, %C6 = 3.21, %C7+ = 94.81, MWC7+ = 338.41, SGC7+ = 0.95, ρ (g/cc) at 20°C = 0.941).

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Fig 12.

Trends of MWC7+on multiple temperature levels (API = 18.6, %C4 = 0.35, %C5 = 1.62, %C6 = 3.21, %C7+ = 94.81, SGC7+ = 0.95, ρ (g/cc) at 20°C = 0.941).

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Fig 13.

Trends of density on multiple temperature levels (API = 18.6, %C4 = 0.35, %C5 = 1.62, %C6 = 3.21, %C7+ = 94.81, SGC7+ = 0.95.

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