Fuzzy Neural Networks That Change Their Configuration

An analogue of a neural network, the number of layers and the number of cells in which may be changed during its retraining is suggested in the paper. The main instrument for constructing such a network is extraction of maximal common properties of pairs of objects in the training set and of that ones used for retraining. The degree of coincidence of a recognized object with the one presented in the training set may be calculated using their maximal common properties. Computational complexities of such a network construction, recognition process and the network retraining are proved. A brief description of a similar network proposed by the author earlier for complex structured objects described using predicate calculus is presented. The analysis of comparison of computational complexity of a complex structured object recognition with various methods of their description is given.

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Programming and Computer Software
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s036176882470035x
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Neural Networks and Applications
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Fuzzy Neural Networks That Change Their Configuration

Tatiana Kosovskaya
Programming and Computer Software
Neural Networks and Applications
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Fuzzy Neural Networks That Change Their Configuration

Tatiana Kosovskaya
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Abstract

An analogue of a neural network, the number of layers and the number of cells in which may be changed during its retraining is suggested in the paper. The main instrument for constructing such a network is extraction of maximal common properties of pairs of objects in the training set and of that ones used for retraining. The degree of coincidence of a recognized object with the one presented in the training set may be calculated using their maximal common properties. Computational complexities of such a network construction, recognition process and the network retraining are proved. A brief description of a similar network proposed by the author earlier for complex structured objects described using predicate calculus is presented. The analysis of comparison of computational complexity of a complex structured object recognition with various methods of their description is given.

Programming and Computer SoftwareVol. 50(S1)
St Petersburg University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Neural Networks and Applications
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