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Neural Networks: Implementations and Applications
Artificial neural networks, also called neural networks, have been used successfully in many fields including engineering, science and business. This paper presents the implementation of several neural network simulators and their applications in character recognition and other engineering area
Neural Network Applications
Artificial neural networks, also called neural networks, have been used successfully in many fields including engineering, science and business. This paper presents the implementation of several neural network simulators and their applications in character recognition and other engineering area
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Fast and Accurate Neural Word Segmentation for Chinese
Neural models with minimal feature engineering have achieved competitive
performance against traditional methods for the task of Chinese word
segmentation. However, both training and working procedures of the current
neural models are computationally inefficient. This paper presents a greedy
neural word segmenter with balanced word and character embedding inputs to
alleviate the existing drawbacks. Our segmenter is truly end-to-end, capable of
performing segmentation much faster and even more accurate than
state-of-the-art neural models on Chinese benchmark datasets.Comment: To appear in ACL201
A Supervised STDP-based Training Algorithm for Living Neural Networks
Neural networks have shown great potential in many applications like speech
recognition, drug discovery, image classification, and object detection. Neural
network models are inspired by biological neural networks, but they are
optimized to perform machine learning tasks on digital computers. The proposed
work explores the possibilities of using living neural networks in vitro as
basic computational elements for machine learning applications. A new
supervised STDP-based learning algorithm is proposed in this work, which
considers neuron engineering constrains. A 74.7% accuracy is achieved on the
MNIST benchmark for handwritten digit recognition.Comment: 5 pages, 3 figures, Accepted by ICASSP 201
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