Learning Machines: Foundations of Trainable Pattern-classifying SystemsMcGraw-Hill, 1965 - 137 sivua |
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... machine . In the next three sections , we shall discuss a method in which only the TLUs in one layer of the network are trained . 6.2 Committee machines Suppose we have training subsets Y1 and Y2 of augmented training pat- terms which ...
... machine . In the next three sections , we shall discuss a method in which only the TLUs in one layer of the network are trained . 6.2 Committee machines Suppose we have training subsets Y1 and Y2 of augmented training pat- terms which ...
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... committee TLUS have negative responses . If the responses of at least 2N + 1 ) of these negatively responding TLUS were changed from -1 to +1 , then the majority of the committee TLUS would have posi- tive responses , and the machine ...
... committee TLUS have negative responses . If the responses of at least 2N + 1 ) of these negatively responding TLUS were changed from -1 to +1 , then the majority of the committee TLUS would have posi- tive responses , and the machine ...
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... committee machine was first proposed by Ridgway.5 Note that the committee machine and the a perceptron have a similar structure ; they are both two - layer ma- chines . Each has one layer of trainable TLUs ; they differ only in which ...
... committee machine was first proposed by Ridgway.5 Note that the committee machine and the a perceptron have a similar structure ; they are both two - layer ma- chines . Each has one layer of trainable TLUs ; they differ only in which ...
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Preface vii | 11 |
PARAMETRIC TRAINING METHODS | 43 |
SOME NONPARAMETRIC TRAINING METHODS | 65 |
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