Admissibility of Memorization Learning with Respect to Projection Learning in the Presence of Noise
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概要
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In learning of feed-forward neural networks, so-called 'training error' is often minimized. This is, however, not related to the generalization capability which is one of the major goals in the learning. It can be interpreted as a substitute for another learning which considers the generalization capability. Admissibility is a concept to discuss whether a learning can be a substitute for another learning. In this paper, we discuss the case where the learning which minimizes a training error is used as a substitute for the projection learning, which considers the generalization capability, in the presence of noise. Moreover, we give a method for choosing a training set which satisfies the admissibility.
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- 1999-02-25
著者
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Hirabayashi A
Tokyo Inst. Technol. Tokyo Jpn
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Hirabayashi Akira
Graduate School Of Medicine Yamaguchi University
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OGAWA Hidemitsu
Graduate School of Information Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology
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YAMASHITA Yukihiko
Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology
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Ogawa Hidemitsu
Graduate School Of Information Science And Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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Yamashita Yukihiko
Faculty Of Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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Hirabayashi Akira
Graduate School Of Medicine Yamaguchi Univ.
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