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... occurred and that the network is now in a productionmode. We have an input vector, I, and we would like to find the correspondingy vector. The processing is depicted in Figure 6. 17 and proceeds ... inFigure 6.19. 7. 2 Applications of Self-Organizing Maps 275 0®©@©©©©©®©©©©®©0©©0©0©000©©000®®0©0©0000000000000©0©g)©00®©©0©0©®®0©0®®©OO©®0©®©®0®®OO000000©©©©Figure 7. 9 This figure is ... television monitor, and robot all interfaceto a desktop computer that simulates the neural network and houses a videoframe-grabber board. The architecture is an example of how a neural networkcan...

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... PatternAnalysis and Machine Intelligence PAMI-6: 72 1 -74 1, 1984.[3] G. E. Hinton and T. J. Sejnowski. Learning and relearning in Boltzmannmachines. In David E. Rumelhart and James L. McClelland, ... Cognitive Science 9:1 47- 169, 1985.[2] Stuart Geman and Donald Geman. Stochastic relaxation, Gibbs distribu-tions, and the Bayesian restoration of images. In James A. Anderson and Edward Rosenfeld, ... Cambridge, MA, pages 282-3 17, 1986.[4] Geoffrey E. Hinton. Learning in parallel networks. Byte, 10(4):265- 273 ,April 1985.[5] S. Kirkpatrick, Jr., C. D. Gelatt, and M. P. Vecchi. Optimization...

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... 45, 72 -79 , 110categorization, 72 rule III (MRIII), 75 rule II (MRII), 73 , 75 mapping network, 94, 208matrixKarhunen-Loeve (KL), 17 key-weight, 77 , 78 maximum-likelihood training, 273 McClelland, ... 381eigenvalue, 67 electrocardiograph, 65energyfunction, 1 37 landscape, 177 total, 184ensemble, 174 canonical, 175 entropy, 172 , 175 maximization of, 183maximum, 172 , 184equilibrium, 2 17, 234thermal, ... 54co-occurrenceprobabilities, 1 87, 193, 202statistics, 204correlation matrix, 67 input, 58cortexarea 17, 18, 19, 373 , 374 , 375 cerebral, 263visual (striate), 373 layer IV, 375 layer III, 375 layer II, 375 cost...

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... 262Chapter 7 Self-Organizing Maps 263 7. 7 SOM Data Processing 265 7. 2 Applications of Self-Organizing Maps 274 7. 3 Simulating the SOM 279 Bibliography 289Chapter 8Adaptive Resonance Theory 2 97 8.1 ... in terms of sequential algorithms. Many problems are not suited to this approach, however, causing us to expend Neural Networks Algorithms, Applications, and Programming Techniques James A. FreemanDavid ... studying and implementing simple resistive networks forcomputing motion, stereo, and color in biological and artificial systems.Acknowledgments ixproceedings. In particular, the journals Neural Networks, ...

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... Neural Networks and Natural Intelligence. MITPress, Cambridge, MA, 1988.[9] Stephen Grossberg. Nonlinear neural networks: Principles, mechanisms, and architectures. Neural Networks, 1(1): 17- 62, ... Lippmann. Neural net and traditionalclassifiers. In Proceedings of the Conference on Neural Information Pro-cessing Systems, Denver, CO, November 19 87. [16]Tarun Khanna. Foundations of Neural Networks. ... to computing with neural nets. IEEEASSP Magazine, pp. 4-22, April 19 87. [21] Ronald J. MacGregor. Neural and Brain Modeling. Academic Press, SanDiego, CA, 19 87. 52Adaline and Madaline1.0J0.5...

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... counter}Bibliography 87 [8] Rodney Winter and Bernard Widrow. MADALINE RULE II: A trainingalgorithm for neural networks. In Proceedings of the IEEE Second In-ternational Conference on Neural Networks, ... David Andes, Bernard Widrow, Michael Lehr, and Eric Wan. MRIII: Arobust algorithm for training analog neural networks. In Proceedings ofthe International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, ... iscontained in a 1960 paper by Widrow and Hoff [6], which is also reprinted inthe collection edited by Anderson and Rosenfeld [1].Bibliography[1] James A. Anderson and Edward Rosenfeld, editors....

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... MP2, AAAI 87, Seattle, WA, July 19 87. [6] James McClelland and David Rumelhart. Explorations in Parallel Dis-tributed Processing. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1986. [7] James McClelland and David ... sonar targets. Neural Networks, 1(1) :76 -90, 1988.[4] Robert Hecht-Nielsen. Neurocomputing. Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA,1990.[5] Geoffrey E. Hinton and Terrence J. Sejnowski. Neural network ... Sejnowski and Charles R. Rosenberg. Parallel networks thatlearn to pronounce English text. Complex Systems, 1:145-168, 19 87. [10] Philip D. Wasserman. Neural Computing: Theory and Practice....

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... Modeling. Academic Press,Orlando, FL, 19 87. [2] M. R. Garey and D. S. Johnson. Computers and Intractability. W. H.Freeman, New York, 1 979 .[3] Morris W. Hirsch and Stephen Smale. Differential ... Smale. Differential Equations, DynamicalSystems, and Linear Algebra. Academic Press, New York, 1 974 .[4] John J. Hopfield. Neural networks and physical systems with emergentcollective computational ... Hopfield and David W. Tank. " ;Neural& quot; computation of decisionsin optimization problems. Biological Cybernetics, 52:141-152, 1985. [7] John J. Hopfield and David W. Tank. Computing with neural...

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... for F\ units is0 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 60 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 60 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 61 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 60 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6That completes the ... appear as follows. For F\,0 0 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 60 0 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 60 0 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 61 0 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 60 1 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6For F2,00010000010.329 ... (0,0,0 .75 ,0,0 .75 )'. The secondweight on each FI unit is adjusted such that the new weight matrix on FI is0 0 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 60 0 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 60 1 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 6 0 .75 61...

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... (2.863,10.020,0.400 ,7. 160,5 .72 6)'x = (0.206,0 .72 2,0.0288,0.515,0.412)*v = (2.269 ,7. 942,0.000,5. 672 ,4.538)'u = (0.206,0 .72 2,0.000,0.516,0.413)'p = (0.206,0 .72 2,0.000,0.516,0.413)'q ... however, as both u, and q are now nonzero. Beginningagain at w, we find:w = (2.263 ,7. 920,0.100,5.6 57, 4.526)'x = (0.206,0 .72 2,0.009,0.516,0.413)*v = (2.269 ,7. 942,0.000,5. 673 ,4.538)'where ... = (0.205,0 .71 8,0.103,0.513,0.410)'v = (0.205,0 .71 8,0.000,0.513,0.410)'u = (0.206,0 .72 2,0.000,0.516,0.413)'p = (0.206,0 .72 2,0.000,0.516,0.413)'q = (0.206,0 .72 2,0.000,0.516,0.413)'The...

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