Titlebook: Artificial Neural Networks; International Worksh Alberto Prieto Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Artifici

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Feminist Theory in Pursuit of the Publicom quantum physics. The Kohonen algorithm therefore is a principal progress in neural network research. As the algorithm operates in a local and parallel way it is very adequate for an implementation in microelectronics.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230100732successfully used in Signal Processing, is extended to 2 neural algorithms : Kohonen self-organizing maps and blind separation of sources (Hérault-Jutten algorithm). Although this procedure increases the algorithms complexity, it remains very interesting :

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,Resümee: Gender Gap in der Demokratie,criterion is based on the network stability measurement in contrast to the weight variation which is defined by Rumelhart et al. Results obtained in a number of realized tests which allow you to evaluate the step number reduction reached when applying the new criterion as contrasted with Rumelharts are shown.

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Feministische Demokratietheoriets about the complexity of the circuits composed of such gates are reported. They show that this simple family of functions remains powerful in therm of circuit complexity. The learning problem with this subclass of threshold function is also studied and numerical experiments of different algorithms are reported.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10054-6tial reduction in the number of required interconnections thus improving the adequacy for integration. A Multilayer Perceptron Net with quadratic perceptrons in the first layer may be trained by using backpropagation.

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Feministische ErkenntnisProzesse by Mira and Moreno-Díaz, together with an example on complexity and signification of function and structure in real neurons taken from authors‘s work at the Biophysics Department in the State University of New York at Buffalo.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10055-3tions produced by the patterns and the inputs to be classified. We develope the classifying algorithm which is based on a logarithmic distance, and we show how it can be implemented in a network of simple devices. Finally, we compare the performance of this classifier versus a Gaussian classifier in a specific task.