Abstract:This paper presents a pattern classification system in which feature extraction and classifier learning are simultaneously carried out not only online but also in one pass where training samples are presented only once. For this purpose, we have extended incremental principal component analysis (IPCA) and some classifier models were effectively combined with it. However, there was a drawback in this approach that training samples must be learned one by one due to the limitation of IPCA. To overcome this proble… Show more
“…Accumulation ratio ( ) l A U is the ratio of input components in the approximated subspace over those in the whole input space [17]. Giving a proper value of a θ based on a tolerant approximation error, a proper number of hash functions is automatically determined by selecting the number of partitions P via the cross-validation.…”
Section: Resource Allocating Network With Locally Sensitive Hashing (mentioning
In this paper, we propose a new online system that can quickly detect malicious spam emails and adapt to the changes in the email contents and the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) links leading to malicious websites by updating the system daily. We introduce an autonomous function for a server to
“…Accumulation ratio ( ) l A U is the ratio of input components in the approximated subspace over those in the whole input space [17]. Giving a proper value of a θ based on a tolerant approximation error, a proper number of hash functions is automatically determined by selecting the number of partitions P via the cross-validation.…”
Section: Resource Allocating Network With Locally Sensitive Hashing (mentioning
In this paper, we propose a new online system that can quickly detect malicious spam emails and adapt to the changes in the email contents and the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) links leading to malicious websites by updating the system daily. We introduce an autonomous function for a server to
“…regression techniques; MLP; eSNN; nearest-neighbour techniques; incremental LDA [85]. State vector transformation, before classification can be done with the use of adaptive incremental transformation functions, such as incremental PCA [84].…”
“…ECOS learn local models from data through clustering of the data and associating a local output function for each cluster represented in a connectionist structure. They can learn incrementally single data items or chunks of data and also incrementally change their input features [40,41]. Elements of ECOS have been proposed as part of the classical NN models, such as SOM, RBF, FuzyARTMap, Growing neural gas, neuro-fuzzy systems, RAN (see [25]).…”
Section: Evolving Connectionist Systems (Ecos)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…regression techniques; MLP; nearest-neighbour techniques; incremental LDA [41]. State vector transformation, before classification can be done with the use of adaptive incremental transformation functions, such as incremental PCA [40].…”
Section: The Evospike Architecture For Stprmentioning
This paper provides a survey on the evolution of the evolving connectionist systems (ECOS) paradigm, from simple ECOS introduced in 1998 to evolving spiking neural networks (eSNN) and neurogenetic systems. It presents methods for their use for spatio-and spectro temporal pattern recognition. Future directions are highlighted.
AbstractThis paper provides a survey on the evolution of the evolving connectionist systems (ECOS) paradigm, from simple ECOS introduced in 1998 to evolving spiking neural networks (eSNN) and neurogenetic systems. It presents methods for their use for spatio-and spectro temporal pattern recognition. Future directions are highlighted.
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