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    Local Search Based Enhanced Multi-objective Genetic Algorithm of Training Backpropagation Neural Network for Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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    Recently, several evolutionary algorithms have been proposed on the basis of preference in literature. Most of multi-objective evolutionary algorithms used NSGA-II due to a good performance in comparison with other multi-objective evolutionary algorithms. Our research is focused on enhancement of a well-known evolutionary algorithm NSGA-II by combining a local search method for solving Breast cancer classification problem based on Backpropagation neural network. The use of local search within the enhanced NSGA II operating can accelerate the convergence speed towards the non-dominated front and ensures the solutions attained are well spread over it. The proposed hybrid method has been experimentally evaluated by applying to the Breast cancer classification problem. It has been experimentally shown that the combination of the local search method has a positive impact to the final solution and thus increased the classification accuracy of the results

    Enhanced Self Organizing Map and Particle Swarm Optimization for Classification

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    Hybrid technique for Self Organizing Map and Particle Swarm Optimization approach is commonly implemented in clustering area. In this paper, a hybrid approach that is based on Enhanced Self Organizing Map and Particle Swarm Optimization (ESOM/PSO) for classification is proposed. Enhanced Self Organization map which based on Kohonen network structure is to improve the quality of the data classification and labeling. New formulation of hexagonal lattice area is used for the enhancement Self Organizing Map structure. The proposed hybrid ESOM/PSO algorithm uses PSO to evolve the weights for ESOM. The weights are trained by ESOM in the first stage. In the second stage, they are optimized by PSO. In the proposed algorithm, the result is measured by usin

    A New Hybrid K-Means Evolving Spiking Neural Network Model Based on Differential Evolution

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    Clustering is one of the essential unsupervised learning techniques in Data Mining. In this paper, a new hybrid (K-DESNN) approach to combine differential evolution and K-means evolving spiking neural network model (K-means ESNN) for clustering problems has been proposed. The proposed model examines that ESNN improves by using K-DESNN model. This approach improves the flexibility of the ESNN algorithm in producing better solutions which is utilized to conquer the K-means disadvantages. Various UCI machine learning data sets have been utilized for evaluating the performance of this model. The results have shown that K-DESNN is much better than the original K-means ESNN in the number of pre-synaptic neurons measure and clustering accuracy performance
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