Linguistic interpretation of self-organizing maps
W. Pedrycz; H.C. Card;
Linguistic interpretation of self-organizing maps
An unconventional interpretation of Kohonen self-organizing maps is presented. It employs linguistic variables and mechanisms of fuzzy decision theory to quantitatively reveal pattern structure in the map following self-organization. A simple example of pattern clustering is provided. >
- University of Manitoba Canada
- University of Winnipeg Canada
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