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Title: Applying crossover operators to automatic neural network construction
Authors: Romaniuk, Steve G. 
Issue Date: 1994
Citation: Romaniuk, Steve G. (1994). Applying crossover operators to automatic neural network construction. IEEE Conference on Evolutionary Computation - Proceedings (2/-) : 750-752. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.
Abstract: The ability to automatically construct neural net-works is of importance, since it supports reduction in development time and can lead to simpler designs than traditionally handcrafted networks. Automation is further required to take the step towards a more autonomous learning system. In this paper we report further results involving the automatic network construction algorithm EGP, which utilizes simple evolutionary processes to locally train network features using the perceptron rule. Emphasis is placed on determining the effectiveness of several types of crossover operators in conjunction with varying the population size and the number of epochs individual perceptrons are trained. The crossover operators considered and introduced are: simple random, weighted and blocked.
Source Title: IEEE Conference on Evolutionary Computation - Proceedings
URI: http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/129076
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