Instantaneously Trained Neural Networks

01/30/2006
by   Abhilash Ponnath, et al.
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This paper presents a review of instantaneously trained neural networks (ITNNs). These networks trade learning time for size and, in the basic model, a new hidden node is created for each training sample. Various versions of the corner-classification family of ITNNs, which have found applications in artificial intelligence (AI), are described. Implementation issues are also considered.

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