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Statistical Mechanics Of Learning Engel A Van Den Broeck C

Name: Statistical Mechanics Of Learning Engel A Van Den Broeck C
SKU: BELL-975484
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.42 MB

Pages: 343

Author: Engel A., Van Den Broeck C.

ISBN: 9780511020216, 9780521773072, 9780521774796, 051102021X, 0521773075, 0521774799

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Statistical Mechanics Of Learning Engel A Van Den Broeck C by Engel A., Van Den Broeck C. 9780511020216, 9780521773072, 9780521774796, 051102021X, 0521773075, 0521774799 instant download after payment.

This book provides an introduction to basic notions and relevant techniques used to obtain quantitative results in statistical mechanics of learning. A major portion of the book deals with the perceptron, the basic building block for neural networks. Early chapters discuss aspects of perceptron learning, learning rules, the storage problem, and discontinuous, unsupervised, and on-line learning. Later chapters discuss multilayer networks. A final chapter looks at related problems from statistical mechanics of complex systems, such as support vector machines, computationally hard problems, error-correcting codes, and game theory. Appendices present basic computational techniques. Examples and exercises are included.