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A new kind of neuron model with a tunable activation function and its applications

A new kind of neuron model with a tunable activation function and its applications
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摘要 A new neuron model with a tunable activation function, denoted by the TAF model, and its application are addressed. The activation function as well as the connection weights of the neuron model can be adjusted in the training process The two-spiral problem was used as an example to show how to deduce the adjustable activation function required, and how to construct and train the network by the use of the a priori knowledge of the problem. Due to the incorporation of constraints known a priori into the activation function, many novel aspects are revealed, such as small network size, fast learning and good performances. It is believed that the introduction of the new neuron model will pave a new way in ANN studies. A new neuron model with a tunable activation function, denoted by the TAF model, and its application are addressed. The activation function as well as the connection weights of the neuron model can be adjusted in the training process The two-spiral problem was used as an example to show how to deduce the adjustable activation function required, and how to construct and train the network by the use of the a priori knowledge of the problem. Due to the incorporation of constraints known a priori into the activation function, many novel aspects are revealed, such as small network size, fast learning and good performances. It is believed that the introduction of the new neuron model will pave a new way in ANN studies.
出处 《Science China(Technological Sciences)》 SCIE EI CAS 1997年第1期105-112,共8页 中国科学(技术科学英文版)
基金 Project supported hy the National Natural Science Foundation of China.
关键词 BP networks ACTIVATION function CONNECTION WEIGHT two-spiral problem TAF network. BP networks, activation function, connection weight, two-spiral problem, TAF network.
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