Abstract
The present research focuses on establishing the stiffness parameter of elastic springs placed at the ends of non-uniform rods. The governing equation for the longitudinal vibrations of the rod was solved using the Haar wavelet integration method. The calculated natural frequency parameters closely aligned with those available in the literature. The normalised values of the first ten natural frequency parameters were used in the feature vector to predict the stiffness parameter of the springs. A feedforward neural network with two hidden layers made accurate predictions when the range of each natural frequency parameterwithin its domain exceeded one. The insights garnered from this study contribute to the design, optimisation and assessment of diverse engineering applications.
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