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Statistical Decision Making and Neural Networks,ision making is understood in a wide sense that covers pattern recognition, cluster analysis, parameter estimation, prediction, diagnostics, fault detection, control design etc. In any of these tasks, the available information is processed in order to make some action: to assign a proper class to an

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A Tutorial on the EM Algorithm and Its Applications to Neural Network Learning,can be viewed as universal approximators of non-linear functions that can learn from examples. This chapter focuses on an iterative algorithm for training neural networks inspired by the strong correspondences existing between NNs and some statistical methods [1][2]. This algorithm is often consider

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On the Effectiveness of Memory-Based Methods in Machine Learning,g sample to make inferences about novel feature values. The conventional wisdom about nearest neighbor methods is that they are subject to various . and so become infeasible in high dimensional feature spaces. However, recent results such as those by Barron and Jones suggest that these dimensionalit

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A Priori Information in Network Design,tions of NNs published in literature dealt with I/O mappings. Recently, however, there has been increased interest in Input — state — Output mapping representation using Dynamic Recurrent Neural Networks (DRNNs) [13–16]. DRNNs are Feed Forward Neural Networks (FFNNs) [17,18] with feedback connection

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Feature Selection and Classification by a Modified Model with Latent Structure,e of the object is called a class which is denoted by . and takes values in a finite set Ω = {.., ..,..., ..}. An object is described by a .—dimensional vector of features . = (.., ..,..., ..). ∈ . ? ... We wish to build a rule .(.): .. → Ω, which represents one’s guess of a given .. The mapping is

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Geometric Algebra Based Neural Networks,ral activities compared to the one-dimensional neural activity within the standard neural network framework. Instead of using basically the product of two scalar values they utilise some special algebraic product of two multidimensional quantities. Most of them can be considered as a special type of

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Discrete Event Complex Systems: Scheduling with Neural Networks, of producing customers’ demands in a timely and economic fashion. A special class, namely flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) has increased in popularity due to its quicker response to market changes, reduction in work-in-process and high levels of productivity [1]. The objective of scheduling is