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Table 1.

Heat exchanger setup specifications.

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Fig 1.

An illustration of a shell and tube heat exchanger.

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Table 2.

Test conditions of the heat exchanger experiment.

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Table 3.

Empirical investigation of the heat exchanger.

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Fig 2.

Flow chart.

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Fig 3.

Observation plot (A) and biplot (B) of the first two components produced by principal component analysis (PCA) of the shell and tube heat exchangers.

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Table 4.

Eigen analysis of the correlation matrix.

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Table 5.

Eigenvectors.

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Fig 4.

Represents the Normal probability plot, histogram, residuals versus fits and residuals versus order for (a) effectiveness (b) thermal resistance and (c) overall heat transfer coefficient.

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Fig 5.

Neural network architecture.

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Fig 6.

Experimental and predicted regression of values.

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Table 6.

Matrix summary of investigated responses.

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Fig 7.

Nftool best training performance.

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Fig 8.

NFTool’s training state.

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Fig 9.

Nftool error histogram.

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Fig 10.

Evaluate regression of values.

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Fig 11.

Nftool evaluate error histogram.

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Table 7.

Optimal parameters input parameters by nftool-GA.

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Fig 12.

Visually represents the Pareto front solutions.

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Fig 13.

Iteration versus fitness function.

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