Research Article

Smart Manufacturing through Machine Learning: A Review, Perspective, and Future Directions to the Machining Industry

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Cases of nontraditional machining processes using machine learning algorithms.

Sl. No.PurposeAlgorithmsInput parametersRef. (Year)

1Predict optimum process parameter for minimum wear ratio and maximum MRRBpNN, particle swarm optimization, simulated annealing, GAPulse current, pulse-on time, pulse-off time[15] (2015)
2Investigations of surface integrity and bio-activity performanceTRMGPServo voltage pulse off-time pulse on-time[16] (2019)
3Prediction of surface roughness and MRRTaguchi, GRA ANNsPulse on & off time wire feed rate[17] (2018)

Cases of Electrochemical Machining processes using Machining Learning Algorithms
1Process parameter optimization for MRR and RaLS-SVM, MFNN, Taguchi technique, ANOVAFlow rate, feed voltage[18] (2012)
2Process parameter optimization for maximizing MRR and minimizing radial overcutTLBOElectrolyte concentration, electrolyte flow rate, applied voltage, inter-electrode gap,[19] (2011)

Cases of laser machining processes using machining learning algorithms
1Process monitoring and controlConvolutional neural networks (CNNs)Beam translation beam rotation[20] (2019)
2Prediction of surface quality, dimensional features, and productivityNN, decision trees, K-NN, linear regressionScanning speed, pulse intensity, pulse frequency[21] (2015)

Cases of abrasive water jet machining processes using machining learning algorithms
1Surface roughness predictionExtreme machine learning, ANN, GPRCutting speed, material thickness, abrasive flow, measurement position[22] (2016)
2Prediction of process parametersAdaptive neuro-fuzzy inference systemJet pressure standoff distance number of shots[23] (2019)
3Surface roughness predictionFeed-forward BpNN, regression modelTraverse speed, water jet pressure, stand-off distance, abrasive grit[24] (2008)