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Fig 1.

The modeled velocity to time curve of actual data, and the red line divides the v(t) curve into 3 parts.

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Fig 2.

The sample of the traditional exponential speed model applied to our actual velocity data.

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Fig 3.

Flowchart from data collection to the prediction performance comparison.

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Fig 4.

Histogram of final time in our data.

It showed a right-skewed distribution.

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Table 1.

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Fig 5.

Description of the neural network model.

Only one hidden layer with 50 neurons using "rectified linear units" (ReLU).

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Fig 6.

Description of one of the decision trees in the random forest model.

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Fig 7.

Bar chart of the mean MSE for three methods.

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Fig 8.

Two samples of NN model curve fitting.

Fig 8A is an example of better prediction with a lower MSE. Fig 8B shows an example of poor prediction performance. The red highlighted region represents the maximum phase of the NN modeled curve, including 0.98 * max speed to max speed.

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Fig 9.

The predicted mean value of each 10m with 95% confidence interval.

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Fig 10.

The scatter plot of each 10m with regression line.

The x-axis is the actual value and the y-axis is our predicted value.

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Fig 11.

Correlation heatmap of maximum velocity, time of maximum velocity appearance, length of maximum velocity phase, and the final time.

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