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A training sequence on y , denoted by Sy , is any infinite sequence of patterns Sy Y1 , Y2 , , . Y. ( 5.2 ) such that , 1 . Each Yk in Sy is a member of Y. 2. Every element of y occurs infinitely often in Sy . The training problem for a ...
A training sequence on y , denoted by Sy , is any infinite sequence of patterns Sy Y1 , Y2 , , . Y. ( 5.2 ) such that , 1 . Each Yk in Sy is a member of Y. 2. Every element of y occurs infinitely often in Sy . The training problem for a ...
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1 2 The rule for generating these sequences is as follows : W ( ) , W , ( ) , ... , WR ( 1 ) are arbitrary initial weight vectors ; Yk belongs to one of the training subsets , say Yi . Then , either ( a ) W ( ) . Yk > W ( k ) .
1 2 The rule for generating these sequences is as follows : W ( ) , W , ( ) , ... , WR ( 1 ) are arbitrary initial weight vectors ; Yk belongs to one of the training subsets , say Yi . Then , either ( a ) W ( ) . Yk > W ( k ) .
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In their theorem , Motzkin and Schoenberg specified a training sequence which is generated recursively from the weight - vector sequence . The ( k + 1 ) th pattern in the training sequence is that member of y ' which has the smallest ...
In their theorem , Motzkin and Schoenberg specified a training sequence which is generated recursively from the weight - vector sequence . The ( k + 1 ) th pattern in the training sequence is that member of y ' which has the smallest ...
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A Probabilistic Theory of Pattern Recognition Luc Devroye,László Györfi,Gabor Lugosi Rajoitettu esikatselu - 1997 |