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Learning method of neural network

  • US 5,293,454 A
  • Filed: 09/18/1991
  • Issued: 03/08/1994
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/08/1989
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A method of selecting specific learning patterns from learning patterns utilized in a neural network for speech recognition or character recognition, by classifying learning patterns into types by the K (where K is an integer>

  • 0) nearest neighbor method, comprising the steps of;

    (a) dividing the learning patterns into two categories;

    (b) selecting a first target learning pattern from the learning patterns of a first category;

    (c) selecting K learning patterns from the learning patterns of the first category in increasing order of distance from the first target learning pattern;

    (d) calculating an average Euclidean distance between the K learning patterns and the first target learning pattern for the first category;

    (e) repeating steps (c)-(d) replacing the first category with a second category;

    (f) comparing a ratio of the average Euclidean distances of the K learning patterns of the first and second categories with a first predetermined threshold T1 which is less than 1, and a second predetermined threshold, T2, which is greater than 1;

    (g) classifying the first target learning pattern as type (1) if the ratio of the average Euclidean distances of the K learning patterns of the first and second categories is between T1 and T2 ;

    (h) selecting the first target learning pattern from the first category for utilization in the neural network for speech recognition or character recognition if it is type (1);

    (i) selecting a second target learning pattern from the learning patterns of the second category;

    (j) repeating steps (c)-(g) replacing the first target learning pattern with the second target learning pattern; and

    (k) selecting the second target learning pattern from the second category for utilization in the neural network for speech recognition or character recognition if it is type (1).

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