1988
DOI: 10.1016/0893-6080(88)90002-0
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Self-organizing feature maps and the travelling salesman problem

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“…Angniol et al [37] had done extensive analysis on the number of neurons in SOM. To avoid oscillation of neurons between different cities, they proposed that the number of neurons should be greater than number of cities (M ≥ 3N ).…”
Section: The Kohonen Network Incorporating Explicit Statisticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Angniol et al [37] had done extensive analysis on the number of neurons in SOM. To avoid oscillation of neurons between different cities, they proposed that the number of neurons should be greater than number of cities (M ≥ 3N ).…”
Section: The Kohonen Network Incorporating Explicit Statisticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To avoid oscillation of neurons between different cities, they proposed that the number of neurons should be greater than number of cities (M ≥ 3N ). In our study we assume a fixed number of neurons (M = 5N ) but a variable number of neurons was also studied by Angniol et al [37] and Boeres et al [39]. …”
Section: The Kohonen Network Incorporating Explicit Statisticsmentioning
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“…L'algorithme de Bonomi et Lutton [2], optimisation de celui de Kirkpatrick, est le meilleur des algorithmes connus de l'auteur [1,3,4,5]. De même que l'algorithme de relaxation isothermique, il ne considère que des échanges de couples (2-OPT) d'arcs voisins.…”
Section: Comparaison Avec Les Méthodes Connexionistesunclassified
“…There are many types of artificial neural networks and more details can be found in Potvin (1993). The neural-network scheme, first developed by Angeniol et al (1988) is derived from the Kohonen's Self-Organising Map (SOM). An advantage of the SOM is that the resulting map is automatically ordered in the data space.…”
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confidence: 99%