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IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks
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The geometrical learning of binary neural networks

Authors: Jung H. Kim; Sung-Kwon Park;

The geometrical learning of binary neural networks

Abstract

In this paper, the learning algorithm called expand-and-truncate learning (ETL) is proposed to train multilayer binary neural networks (BNN) with guaranteed convergence for any binary-to-binary mapping. The most significant contribution of this paper is the development of a learning algorithm for three-layer BNN which guarantees the convergence, automatically determining a required number of neurons in the hidden layer. Furthermore, the learning speed of the proposed ETL algorithm is much faster than that of backpropagation learning algorithm in a binary field. Neurons in the proposed BNN employ a hard-limiter activation function, with only integer weights and integer thresholds. Therefore, this will greatly facilitate actual hardware implementation of the proposed BNN using currently available digital VLSI technology.

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