These are your secondary or general readers. For example, any engineer or manager of technical operations may be interested to learn how to apply neural-network diagnosis to problems that defy conventional analysis. Write down your readers' main questions about your subject and answer them briefly. These questions can provide your major section headings. Consider your general readers first, because they have the kinds of basic questions you should address in your summary, conclusion, and other general sections.
Web breaks on newsprint machines are costly and disruptive.
Unfortunately, their causes are often difficult to diagnose, because there are too many variables for conventional analysis. Apply neural-network diagnosis to variables that cannot be disentangled enough to allow conventional analysis. A neural network can succeed because it simply learns from data. For complex, nonlinear problems, it is considerably simpler than conventional statistical regression analysis. Five important process variables were extracted from the original 41 by the network.