Bio-inspired computing technique is designed for solving steady thin film flow of Johnson–Segalman fluid on vertical cylinder for drainage problems.
Strength of neural networks is exploited for modeling of drainage problems.
Hybrid computing GA–ASA is used to train the design parameters of the networks.
Successfully evaluated drainage problems for each case of all the four scenarios.
Worth of scheme is established with closely matched result with Adams method.
Statistical performance indices validate accuracy and convergence of the scheme.