Deep Belief Networks Learn Context Dependent Behavior Florian Raudies *
... stack. When the training has finished (all epochs and batches) for the first RBM in the stack an abstract output representation, also called features, of the input has formed at the hidden layer. These features are passed on to the 2nd RBM in the stack and then this RBM is trained. This proceeds unt ...
... stack. When the training has finished (all epochs and batches) for the first RBM in the stack an abstract output representation, also called features, of the input has formed at the hidden layer. These features are passed on to the 2nd RBM in the stack and then this RBM is trained. This proceeds unt ...
Using Model Trees for Computer Architecture Performance Analysis
... the two models do not account for the inherent interaction effects between various performance events and for differing behaviors from application to application and often among different phases [7] of the same application. In contrast, this work establishes a classification of workloads or phases o ...
... the two models do not account for the inherent interaction effects between various performance events and for differing behaviors from application to application and often among different phases [7] of the same application. In contrast, this work establishes a classification of workloads or phases o ...
Hybrid Analogies in Conceptual Innovation in Science
... thought to comprise, with most research focusing on retrieval, mapping, and transfer. 3 The customary idea of problem solving by analogy is that one recognizes some similarities between the problem situation under consideration (target) and something with which one is familiar and is better underst ...
... thought to comprise, with most research focusing on retrieval, mapping, and transfer. 3 The customary idea of problem solving by analogy is that one recognizes some similarities between the problem situation under consideration (target) and something with which one is familiar and is better underst ...
2. HNN - Academic Science,International Journal of Computer Science
... Pattern recognition is the art of how machines can examine the surroundings, learn to distinguish patterns of interest from their environment, and make considerable decisions to classify the patterns. In spite of several years of research, design and implementation of a pattern recognizer remains my ...
... Pattern recognition is the art of how machines can examine the surroundings, learn to distinguish patterns of interest from their environment, and make considerable decisions to classify the patterns. In spite of several years of research, design and implementation of a pattern recognizer remains my ...
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... two approaches depends in part on whether we consider recursive (i.e., acyclic) models (those without feedback—see Section 2 for details). They reach the following conclusion [Pearl 2000, p. 242].1 In sum, for recursive models, the causal model framework does not add any restrictions to counterfact ...
... two approaches depends in part on whether we consider recursive (i.e., acyclic) models (those without feedback—see Section 2 for details). They reach the following conclusion [Pearl 2000, p. 242].1 In sum, for recursive models, the causal model framework does not add any restrictions to counterfact ...
Networks of Spiking Neurons: The Third Generation of
... are modelled by a suitable "threshold f u n c t i o n " 0 v(t - t'), where t' is the time of the most recent firing of v. In the deterministic (i.e., noise-free) version of the spiking neuron model one assumes that v fires whenever P,.(t) crosses from below the function Ov(t - t'). A typical shape o ...
... are modelled by a suitable "threshold f u n c t i o n " 0 v(t - t'), where t' is the time of the most recent firing of v. In the deterministic (i.e., noise-free) version of the spiking neuron model one assumes that v fires whenever P,.(t) crosses from below the function Ov(t - t'). A typical shape o ...
Proceedings of the Workshop “Formalizing Mechanisms for Artificial
... At the knowledge layer, SNeRE connects the agent’s reasoning and acting capabilities through the management of policies and plans. An example policy (stated in English from the agent’s perspective) is, “Whenever there is an obstacle close in front of me, I should move back, then turn, then resume op ...
... At the knowledge layer, SNeRE connects the agent’s reasoning and acting capabilities through the management of policies and plans. An example policy (stated in English from the agent’s perspective) is, “Whenever there is an obstacle close in front of me, I should move back, then turn, then resume op ...
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... and intercommunication among ants. At the fourth section, ...
... and intercommunication among ants. At the fourth section, ...
On simplifying the automatic design of a fuzzy logic controller
... discussed above, only one parameter is required to define one fuzzy set and furthermore, since we restrict the parameters of the first and last fuzzy sets to -1.0 and 1.0, only 5 parameters are required per input variable. Thus, a total of 15 parameters is required to define the membership function ...
... discussed above, only one parameter is required to define one fuzzy set and furthermore, since we restrict the parameters of the first and last fuzzy sets to -1.0 and 1.0, only 5 parameters are required per input variable. Thus, a total of 15 parameters is required to define the membership function ...
Stochastic dynamics as a principle of brain function
... spiking noise. We show that the spiking noise is a significant contribution to the outcome that is reached, in that this noise is a factor in a network with a finite (i.e., limited) number of neurons. The spiking noise can be described as introducing statistical fluctuations into the finite-size system. ...
... spiking noise. We show that the spiking noise is a significant contribution to the outcome that is reached, in that this noise is a factor in a network with a finite (i.e., limited) number of neurons. The spiking noise can be described as introducing statistical fluctuations into the finite-size system. ...
