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Structure level adaptation for artificial neural networks

Lee, 2012

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Lee T
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63 3. 2 Function Level Adaptation 64 3. 3 Parameter Level Adaptation. 67 3. 4 Structure Level Adaptation 70 3. 4. 1 Neuron Generation. 70 3. 4. 2 Neuron Annihilation 72 3. 5 Implementation..... 74 3. 6 An Illustrative Example 77 3. 7 Summary........ 79 4 Competitive …
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