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6 April 1995 Interior-point competitive learning of control agents in colony-style systems
Michael D. Lemmon, Peter T. Szymanski, Chris Bett
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Abstract
This paper presents an alternating minimization (AM) algorithm used in training radial basis function (RBF) networks. The AM algorithm can also be viewed as a competitive learning paradigm. Its use is illustrated by optimizing a colony-style control system. The application arises in the context of hybrid control systems. The algorithm is a modification of a small-step interior point method used in solving primal linear programs. The algorithm has a convergence rate of 0((root)nL) iterations where n is a measure of the network size and L is a measure of the resulting solution's accuracy.
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Michael D. Lemmon, Peter T. Szymanski, and Chris Bett "Interior-point competitive learning of control agents in colony-style systems", Proc. SPIE 2492, Applications and Science of Artificial Neural Networks, (6 April 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.205148
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KEYWORDS
Control systems

Actuators

Expectation maximization algorithms

Neurons

Control systems design

Stochastic processes

Algorithm development

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