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               ANN models consist of many components, with each component having
            several alternatives for performing calculations. These countless combina-
            tions and permutations offer investigators a multitude of optimization oppor-
            tunities. In addition, the development of AI techniques is currently receiving
            considerable attention. Alternatives and options will continue to appear, and
            general advancements in AI are expected to yield improved models for PVT
            properties prediction.
               The main disadvantage of ANN models remains the lack of available
            details for models developed. In general, investigators do not publish the
            ANN weights, and therefore the results cannot be reproduced. PVT correla-
            tions results, however, can be easily reproduced.



            NOMENCLATURE
            a     weighted summation
            AI    artificial intelligence
            b     input for the output node
            B     bias node
            c     output after the transformation function
            C     threshold
            F     activation function
            G     transformation function
            h     activated weighted summation
            I     input node
                  equilibrium constant for component (i)
            K i
            O     output node
            PSO   particle swarm optimization
            SOM   self-organizing maps
            W     weight value
            X     input value
            Y     output value

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