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CHAPTER 5 CHAPTER TRAINING THEOREMS 5 : 1 The fundamental training
theorem In this chapter we shall formally state and prove some theorems about
the training procedures mentioned in Chapter 4 . These theorems form the core
of ...
CHAPTER 5 CHAPTER TRAINING THEOREMS 5 : 1 The fundamental training
theorem In this chapter we shall formally state and prove some theorems about
the training procedures mentioned in Chapter 4 . These theorems form the core
of ...
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Theorem 5 . 1 Let the training subsets Yi and Y2 be linearly separable . Let Sw
be the weight - vector sequence generated by any training sequence Sy , using
the fixed - increment error - correction procedure and beginning with any initial ...
Theorem 5 . 1 Let the training subsets Yi and Y2 be linearly separable . Let Sw
be the weight - vector sequence generated by any training sequence Sy , using
the fixed - increment error - correction procedure and beginning with any initial ...
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Block has proved a generalized version of Theorem 5 . 1 in which the correction
increment Cx of Eq . ( 5 . 4 ) need not be independent of k . Theorem 5•2 was first
proved by C . Kesler at Cornell University . Our proof is a version of Kesler ' s as ...
Block has proved a generalized version of Theorem 5 . 1 in which the correction
increment Cx of Eq . ( 5 . 4 ) need not be independent of k . Theorem 5•2 was first
proved by C . Kesler at Cornell University . Our proof is a version of Kesler ' s as ...
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A Probabilistic Theory of Pattern Recognition Luc Devroye,László Györfi,Gabor Lugosi Rajoitettu esikatselu - 1997 |