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Name two neural network topologies
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Feed forward topology (data flow is in the forward direction only; no feedback) and Recurrent...
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Examples of feed forward networks
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The perceptron and adaline
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What is supervised learning?
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Training by providing an input/output set and using the actual output of the network to calculate...
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What is unsupervised learning?
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a kind of learning where the system is trained to discover statistically salient features of...
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what is adaptive resonance theory?
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no idea...
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What is neural computing?
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Neural computing is the study of networks of adaptable units which, through a process oflearning...
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formal definition of the associative memory problem
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store a set of k patterns such that when presented with a new pattern Pi the network responds...
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Stability criterion for associative networks
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What property relating to errors do we require of neural networks
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Insensitivity to small errors in the input pattern.
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What are attractors?
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These are stored patterns in the configuration space and they attract the network to one of...
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State Oja's rule for unsupervised learning
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In unsupervised, competitive learning what determines the winning unit? *hint: grandmother...
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The unit with the largest net input is the winner
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In Oja's rule what's the limiting term and what does it do?
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The limiting term is rV2wj. This ensures that |wj| is <= 1.
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state the competitive learning rule
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change in weight = r(input - weight of winning input)
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state the Kohonen learning rule for neural networks
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change in weight = r * NF(i, i*)(xj - wij ) for all ijNF = neighbourhood functionNF(i, i*)...
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State the differences between the Kohonen rule and the competitive learning rule
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With the competitive rule only the inputs to the winning units are updated but with the...
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Name the condition for the strengthning of synaptic connection between two cells
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This occurs when both cells are simulstaneously activated.
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what's the significance of the cost function?
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it determines the proximity of the output of the network to the desired state.
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what's the derivative of the sigmoid function?
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image
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what is the derivative of the tanh(beta*h) function
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image
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for MLPs and backprop and perhaps simple perceptrons how is the change in the weights determined?
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determined by the partial differential of the cost function with respect to the weight vector.
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for MCPs the new weight equals..?
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weight_new = weight_old + change
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