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The set ois in general position in a ( d – 1 ) -dimensional space P as a consequence of the general position of X. Therefore , we can use the * To illustrate , let H ; be a hyperplane which partitions X ' and ...
The set ois in general position in a ( d – 1 ) -dimensional space P as a consequence of the general position of X. Therefore , we can use the * To illustrate , let H ; be a hyperplane which partitions X ' and ...
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An extremely simple graphical example of error - correction training is illustrated in Fig . 4.2 . There are four patterns represented by pattern hyperplanes in weight space . The small arrows attached to these planes in this case ...
An extremely simple graphical example of error - correction training is illustrated in Fig . 4.2 . There are four patterns represented by pattern hyperplanes in weight space . The small arrows attached to these planes in this case ...
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6.4 we will illustrate this training procedure for an example in which we have three augmented patterns of two dimensions . 6.4 An example The training procedure described above can be illustrated quite clearly by a two - dimensional ...
6.4 we will illustrate this training procedure for an example in which we have three augmented patterns of two dimensions . 6.4 An example The training procedure described above can be illustrated quite clearly by a two - dimensional ...
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A Probabilistic Theory of Pattern Recognition Luc Devroye,László Györfi,Gabor Lugosi Rajoitettu esikatselu - 1997 |