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P. Kramer,Z. Papadopolos,D. Zeidlere preprocessing procedures, namely Principle Component Analysis (PCA), Independent Component Analysis (ICA) and class-conditional ICA, for Na?ve Bayes classifier. It is found that all the three procedures keep improving the performance of the Na?ve Bayes classifier with the increase of the number of

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Symmetries of Icosahedral Quasicrystals,xcitatory unit E and an inhibitory unit I is studied. The membrane potential of the neuron A is described by a jump diffusion model. Several types of interspike interval distributions of the excitatory strong inputs are considered as Poissonian inhibitory inputs increase intensity. It is shown that,

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Joseph N. Ginocchio,Amiram Leviatannications and signal processing applications for implementing on-line Principal Component Analysis (PCA). Different improvements over the original Oja model have been developed in the last two decades. Among them, models with lateral weights have been designed to directly provide the eigenvectors of

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Nonlinear Quantum Mechanics and Locality, modelling. In this paper, we show that the problem can be formulated in a general supervised learning context. Emphasis is on two widely used non-parametric techniques known as the Delta test and the Gamma test. Under some regularity assumptions, a novel proof of convergence of the two estimators i

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Two-Photon Interactions in Cavity QED,on (EC) tools is compared with the traditional evolutionary techniques used for ANN development. The technique used here is based on network encoding on graphs and also their performance and evolution. For this comparison, 2 different real-world problems have been solved using various tools, and the

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Two-Photon Interactions in Cavity QED,able performance and build very inaccurate models. In this paper new, robust to outliers, learning algorithm based on the Least Trimmed Squares (LTS) estimator is proposed. The LTS learning algorithm is simultaneously the first robust learning algorithm that takes into account not only gross errors