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... by geometrical representations which can enhance understanding of the concepts underlying these algorithms . Theorems about the convergence properties of the nonparametric training algorithms are stated and proved in Chapter 5.
... by geometrical representations which can enhance understanding of the concepts underlying these algorithms . Theorems about the convergence properties of the nonparametric training algorithms are stated and proved in Chapter 5.
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... ( 1 ) Ci > 0 ( 6:10 ) Ci < 0 > Since Ñ has an inverse ( it has rank equal to P ) , we can always solve for w by CÑ - 1 ( 6 · 11 ) 1 W = Thus , since a threshold and weight vector can always be found , the theorem is proved .
... ( 1 ) Ci > 0 ( 6:10 ) Ci < 0 > Since Ñ has an inverse ( it has rank equal to P ) , we can always solve for w by CÑ - 1 ( 6 · 11 ) 1 W = Thus , since a threshold and weight vector can always be found , the theorem is proved .
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Since the piecewise linear discriminant functions are not o functions , the error - correction training theorems proved in Chapter 5 do not apply to PWL machines . The pattern capacity of PWL machines is also unknown .
Since the piecewise linear discriminant functions are not o functions , the error - correction training theorems proved in Chapter 5 do not apply to PWL machines . The pattern capacity of PWL machines is also unknown .
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SOME NONPARAMETRIC TRAINING METHODS | 65 |
APPENDIX | 127 |
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A Probabilistic Theory of Pattern Recognition Luc Devroye,László Györfi,Gabor Lugosi Rajoitettu esikatselu - 1997 |