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Retraining of the SAMANN Network. Viktor Medvedev , Gintautas Dzemyda {Viktor.m, Dzemyda}@ktl.mii.lt Institute of Mathematics and Informatics Vilnius, Lithuania. 32nd International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science Student Research Forum
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Retraining of the SAMANN Network Viktor Medvedev, Gintautas Dzemyda {Viktor.m, Dzemyda}@ktl.mii.lt Institute of Mathematics and Informatics Vilnius, Lithuania 32nd International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science Student Research Forum January 21 - 27, 2006 Merin, Czech Republic SOFSEM 2006, SRF
Key words: visualization, multidimensional data, Sammon’s mapping, SAMANN neural network, retraining of the network • Multidimensional data.Observations from real-world problems are often highdimensionalvectors. The problem is to discover knowledge in the set of multidimensional points. • Visualization is a powerful tool in data analysis. It makes easier the understandability and perception of data. • Sammon’s mapping, multidimensional scaling, principal components • Sammon‘s mapping – a well-known procedure for mapping data from a high-dimensional space onto a lower-dimensional one. • A neural network for sammon’s projection SOFSEM 2006, SRF
SAMANN – a specific backpropagation algorithm to train a multilayer feed-forward artificial neural network (SAMANN) to perform the Sammon‘s nonlinear projectionin an unsupervised way. • The network is able to project new patterns after training. • Retraining of the network. While working with large data amounts there may appear a lot of new vectors. • Strategies for retraining the network. Some strategies for retraining the network that realizes multidimensional data visualization have been proposed. • One of the proposed strategies enables us to attain good visualization results in a very short time as well as to get smaller visualization errors and to improve the accuracy of projection as compared to other strategies. SOFSEM 2006, SRF
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