Solving the Two-Spirals Problem
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Uploaded by malcolmst on Mar 26, 2008
Animated solution to the "two-spirals" problem using a new neural network architecture I have developed. More details about this new architecture to come later.
Music credit: Any Other Name - Thomas Newman - American Beauty Soundtrack
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see if it can actually learn the function of the spiral by using an unseen extended version of the spiral as testing set once training is done.
btw, how many hidden neurons and layers did you use?
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i have no idea what this is about but it looks cool
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nice malcolm!
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Yes. Very nice. I wonder what methods you implemented. Did you use a support vector machine, some sort of modified MLP, Hopfield, SOM, or a normalized radial basis function?
mrtransist0r 3 years ago 2
Thanks for your comment. It's based on MLP. I'm still working on improving it, at which time I'll release more details and possibly publish it to a journal.
malcolmst 3 years ago