Titlebook: Lectures on Intelligent Systems; Leonardo Vanneschi,Sara Silva Textbook 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2023 Optimization.Computationa

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Introduction,d implementing a solution. In this context, a problem can be defined as a task that has to be fulfilled automatically, and solving a problem typically implies the design and development of an algorithm

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Particle Swarm Optimizationnt to land. In such a situation, defining where the whole swarm should land is a complex problem, since it depends on many pieces of information, such as, for instance, maximizing the availability of food or minimizing the risk of existence of predators.

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Artificial Neural Networkspses. The brain learns because neurons are able to communicate with each other. A picture of a biological neuron and its synapses is shown in Figure 7.1. Biological neurons can receive stimuli and, as a consequence, emit (electric) signals, which can stimulate other neurons. When a biological neuron emits its signal, we say that it “fires”.

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Genetic Programmingical of computer programs, they do not provide any convenient way of incorporating iteration and recursion, and so on. But above all, GA representation schemes do not have any dynamic variability: the initial selection of string length limits in advance the number of internal states of the system and limits what the system can learn.

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Support Vector Machinestive of maximizing classification accuracy and robustness, and generalization ability. In this chapter, SVMs are first introduced for binary classification and for linearly separable problems. Then, the concepts are extended to nonlinearly separable problems and multiclass classification.

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Unsupervised Learning: Clustering Algorithmsata itself as the expected output, and therefore can also be regarded as supervised learning. We do not cover autoencoders or any other unsupervised method whose goal is not to split the data into different groups.