An Autocorrelation Associative Neural Network with Self-Feedbacks
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In this article, the autocorrelation associative neural network that is one of well-known applications of neural networks is improved to extend its capacity and error correcting ability. Our approach of the improvement is based on the consideration that negative self-feedbacks remove spurious states. Therefore, we propose a method to determine the self-feedbacks as small as possible within the range that all stored patterns are stable. A state transition rule that enables to escape oscillation is also presented because the method has a possibility of falling into oscillation. The efficiency of the method is confirmed by means of some computer simulations.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E76-A No.12 pp.2072-2075
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- 1993/12/25
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Hiroshi UEDA, Masaya OHTA, Akio OGIHARA, Kunio FUKUNAGA, "An Autocorrelation Associative Neural Network with Self-Feedbacks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
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Abstract: In this article, the autocorrelation associative neural network that is one of well-known applications of neural networks is improved to extend its capacity and error correcting ability. Our approach of the improvement is based on the consideration that negative self-feedbacks remove spurious states. Therefore, we propose a method to determine the self-feedbacks as small as possible within the range that all stored patterns are stable. A state transition rule that enables to escape oscillation is also presented because the method has a possibility of falling into oscillation. The efficiency of the method is confirmed by means of some computer simulations.
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AU - Hiroshi UEDA
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AB - In this article, the autocorrelation associative neural network that is one of well-known applications of neural networks is improved to extend its capacity and error correcting ability. Our approach of the improvement is based on the consideration that negative self-feedbacks remove spurious states. Therefore, we propose a method to determine the self-feedbacks as small as possible within the range that all stored patterns are stable. A state transition rule that enables to escape oscillation is also presented because the method has a possibility of falling into oscillation. The efficiency of the method is confirmed by means of some computer simulations.
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