| Igel, C., & Husken, M. (2003). Empirical evaluation of the improved Rprop learning algorithm. Neurocomputing, 50(C),, 105--123. |
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C. Igel and M. Husken. Empirical evaluation of the improved Rprop learning algorithm. Neurocomputing, 50(C):105--123, 2003.
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C. Igel and M. Husken. Empirical evaluation of the improved Rprop learning algorithm. Neurocomputing, 50(C):105--123, 2003.
....The mutation operators are chosen with respect to the characteristics of NNs: We employ the insertion and deletion of single connections and neurons, respectively, as well as normal distributed perturbations of all weights. After mutation, a period of gradient based learning using iRprop [5], an improved version of the e#cient Rprop algorithm [9] is introduced for an e#cient fine tuning of the weights with respect to the mean squared error of the NN, calculated on a certain data set. After learning the modified weights are coded back into the individual s genome following the ....
Christian Igel and Michael Husken. Empirical evaluation of the improved Rprop learning algorithm. Neurocomputing, 2002. In press.
....The mutation operators are chosen with respect to the characteristics of NNs: We employ the insertion and deletion of single connections and neurons, respectively, as well as normal distributed perturbations of all weights. After mutation, a period of gradient based learning using iRprop [5], an improved version of the e#cient Rprop algorithm [9] is introduced for an e#cient fine tuning of the weights with respect to the mean squared error of the NN, calculated on a certain data set. After learning the modified weights are coded back into the individual s genome following the ....
Christian Igel and Michael Husken. Empirical evaluation of the improved Rprop learning algorithm. Neurocomputing, 2002. In press.
.... conjunction with a suitable learning algorithm starting from small initial weights can be used to stop training large nets when they have learned models similar to those learned by smaller nets of optimal size [1] Here, an improved version of the Rprop learning algorithm was used for training [5, 8]. We split DAPE randomly but ensuring an as equal distribution of the classes as possible into D train and Dvalidate with 97 and 50 patterns, respectively. However, as we have only 147 training patterns for discriminating 42 classes, it is problematic to restrict the complete training process to ....
C. Igel and M. Husken. Empirical evaluation of the improved Rprop learning algorithm. Neurocomputing, 50(C):105-123, 2003.
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Igel, C., & Husken, M. (2003). Empirical evaluation of the improved Rprop learning algorithm. Neurocomputing, 50(C),, 105--123.
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C. Igel and M. Husken, Empirical evaluation of the improved Rprop learning algorithms, Neurocomputing, 50, 105--123, 2003.
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