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Neural network-based multi-view enhanced multi-learner active learning: theory and experiments

Shahamiri, 2022

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12473260600622029887
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Shahamiri S
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Journal of Experimental & Theoretical Artificial Intelligence

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As applications of neural networks increase in our daily lives, their practicality and accuracy become more of a challenge as they are applied to approximate more complicated functions typically composed of different dependent or independent views. While the complexity of the …
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