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Exploring the Impact of Different Classification Quality Functions in an ACO Algorithm for Learning Neural Network Structures
2014
Proceedings of the International Conference on Evolutionary Computation Theory and Applications
Although artificial neural networks can be a very effective classification method, one of the drawbacks of their use is the need to manually prescribe the neural network topology. Recent work has introduced the ANN-Miner algorithm, an Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) technique for optimizing the topology of arbitrary FFNN's, i.e. FFNN's with multiple hidden layers, layer-skipping connections, and without the requirement of full-connectivity between successive layers. In this paper, we explore the
doi:10.5220/0005031301370144
dblp:conf/ijcci/SalamaA14
fatcat:wh25lx7qpfcbze3gin7lve2wfq