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Evolutionary Strategy for Learning Multiple-Valued Logic Functions
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada May 19-May 22
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Alioune Ngom, University of Windsor
Dan A. Simovici, University of Massachusetts at Boston
Ivan Stojmenović, University of Ottawa
We consider the problem of synthesizing multiple-valued logic functions by neural networks. An evolutionary strategy (ES) which finds the longest strip in V \subseteq K^n described. A strip contains points located between two parallel hyperplanes. Repeated application of ES partitions the space V into certain number of strips, each of them corresponding to a hidden unit. We construct neural networks based on these hidden units. Preliminary experimental results are presented and discussed.
Index Terms:
Multiple-valued logic, Multiple-threshold perceptron, Evolution strategy, Neural network, Partitioning method, Constructive algorithm
Citation:
Alioune Ngom, Dan A. Simovici, Ivan Stojmenović, "Evolutionary Strategy for Learning Multiple-Valued Logic Functions," ismvl, pp.154-160, 34th International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic (ISMVL'04), 2004
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