Materials
Learning Curves: Asymptotic Values and Rate of Convergence
Cortes, Corinna, Jackel, L. D., Solla, Sara A., Vapnik, Vladimir, Denker, John S.
Training classifiers on large databases is computationally demanding. It is desirable to develop efficient procedures for a reliable prediction of a classifier's suitability for implementing a given task, so that resources can be assigned to the most promising candidates or freed for exploring new classifier candidates. We propose such a practical and principled predictive method. Practical because it avoids the costly procedure of training poor classifiers on the whole training set, and principled because of its theoretical foundation. The effectiveness of the proposed procedure is demonstrated for both single-and multi-layer networks.
Classification of Multi-Spectral Pixels by the Binary Diamond Neural Network
Classification is widely used in the animal kingdom. Identifying an item as food is classification. Assigning words to objects, actions, feelings, and situations is classification. The purpose of this work is to introduce a new neural network, the Binary Diamond, which can be used as a general purpose classification tool. The design and operational mode of the Binary Diamond are influenced by observations of the underlying mechanisms that take place in human classification processes.
Knowledge-Based Systems Research and Applications in Japan, 1992
Feigenbaum, Edward A., Friedland, Peter E., Johnson, Bruce B., Nii, H. Penny, Schorr, Herbert, Shrobe, Howard, Engelmore, Robert S.
This article summarizes the findings of a 1992 study of knowledge-based systems research and applications in Japan. Representatives of universities and businesses were chosen by the Japan Technology Evaluation Center to investigate the state of the technology in Japan relative to the United States. The panel's report focused on applications, tools, and research and development in universities and industry and on major national projects.
Pitch Expert: A Problem -- Solving System for Kraft Mills
Kowalski, Allan, Bouchard, Diana, Allen, Lawrence, Larin, Yves, Vadas, Oliver
PITCH EXPERT was developed to make expertise available to mill-site engineers to solve pitch problems in kraft pulp mills. These problems have been estimated to cause losses to the Canadian pulp and paper industry in excess of $80 million each year. The design of the system took into account not only the complexity of the process interactions and the need for accuracy and completeness of recommendations but also the ongoing need for training mill personnel and the requirement that the system be maintainable and expandable without the constant involvement of the developers. PITCH EXPERT is now accessible by modem, and the savings achieved through use of the system covered the development costs within six months of release.
Neural Control for Rolling Mills: Incorporating Domain Theories to Overcome Data Deficiency
Rรถscheisen, Martin, Hofmann, Reimar, Tresp, Volker
In a Bayesian framework, we give a principled account of how domainspecific prior knowledge such as imperfect analytic domain theories can be optimally incorporated into networks of locally-tuned units: by choosing a specific architecture and by applying a specific training regimen. Our method proved successful in overcoming the data deficiency problem in a large-scale application to devise a neural control for a hot line rolling mill. It achieves in this application significantly higher accuracy than optimally-tuned standard algorithms such as sigmoidal backpropagation, and outperforms the state-of-the-art solution.
Neural Control for Rolling Mills: Incorporating Domain Theories to Overcome Data Deficiency
Rรถscheisen, Martin, Hofmann, Reimar, Tresp, Volker
In a Bayesian framework, we give a principled account of how domainspecific prior knowledge such as imperfect analytic domain theories can be optimally incorporated into networks of locally-tuned units: by choosing a specific architecture and by applying a specific training regimen. Our method proved successful in overcoming the data deficiency problem in a large-scale application to devise a neural control for a hot line rolling mill. It achieves in this application significantly higher accuracy than optimally-tuned standard algorithms such as sigmoidal backpropagation, and outperforms the state-of-the-art solution.
Neural Control for Rolling Mills: Incorporating Domain Theories to Overcome Data Deficiency
Rรถscheisen, Martin, Hofmann, Reimar, Tresp, Volker
In a Bayesian framework, we give a principled account of how domainspecific priorknowledge such as imperfect analytic domain theories can be optimally incorporated into networks of locally-tuned units: by choosing a specific architecture and by applying a specific training regimen. Our method proved successful in overcoming the data deficiency problem in a large-scale application to devise a neural control for a hot line rolling mill. It achieves in this application significantly higher accuracy than optimally-tuned standard algorithms such as sigmoidal backpropagation, and outperforms the state-of-the-art solution.
Applied AI News
General Electric's Research and Elscint (Hackensack, NJ), a manufacturer Johnson Controls (Milwaukee, WI) Development Center (Schenectady, of medical imaging systems, has has begun deployment of a knowledge-based NY) has developed an expert system begun offering its customers a service engineering application which is being used to increase the option based on expert systems. The to increase the productivity of the speed of design of new jet engines, MasterMind system delivers troubleshooting engineering design function. The system, called Engineous, on laptop or desktop computers. The General (Menlo Park, CA), is conveyor for further processing. It problems and recommends solutions objects have become rotated.
Stochastic Neurodynamics
The main point of this paper is that stochastic neural networks have a mathematical structure that corresponds quite closely with that of quantum field theory. Neural network Liouvillians and Lagrangians can be derived, just as can spin Hamiltonians and Lagrangians in QFf. It remains to show the efficacy of such a description.
Stochastic Neurodynamics
The main point of this paper is that stochastic neural networks have a mathematical structure that corresponds quite closely with that of quantum field theory. Neural network Liouvillians and Lagrangians can be derived, just as can spin Hamiltonians and Lagrangians in QFf. It remains to show the efficacy of such a description.