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Adaptive Resolution Min-Max Classifiers
Oleh:
Rizzi, A.
;
Panella, M.
;
Mascioli, F. M. Frattale
Jenis:
Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi:
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks vol. 13 no. 2 (2002)
,
page 402-414.
Topik:
fuzzy learning classifiers
;
adaptive resolution
;
min - max classifiers
Ketersediaan
Perpustakaan Pusat (Semanggi)
Nomor Panggil:
II36.6
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A high automation degree is one of the most important features of data driven modeling tools and it should be taken into consideration in classification systems design. In this regard, constructive training algorithms are essential to improve the automation degree of a modeling system. Among neuro - fuzzy classifiers, Simpson's (1992) min - max networks have the advantage of being trained in a constructive way. The use of the hyperbox, as a frame on which different membership functions can be tailored, makes the min - max model a flexible tool. However, the original training algorithm evidences some serious drawbacks, together with a low automation degree. In order to overcome these inconveniences, in this paper two new learning algorithms for fuzzy min - max neural classifiers are proposed : the adaptive resolution classifier (ARC) and its pruning version (PARC). ARC / PARC generates a regularized min - max network by a succession of hyperbox cuts. The generalization capability of ARC/PARC technique mostly depends on the adopted cutting strategy. By using a recursive cutting procedure (R - ARC and R - PARC) it is possible to obtain better results. ARC, PARC, R - ARC, and R - PARC are characterized by a high automation degree and allow to achieve networks with a remarkable generalization capability. Their performances are evaluated through a set of toy problems and real data benchmarks. The paper also proposes a suitable index that can be used for the sensitivity analysis of the classification systems under consideration.
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