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</script>doi: 10.1109/72.737488
pmid: 18252498
This paper examines the function approximation properties of the "random neural-network model" or GNN. The output of the GNN can be computed from the firing probabilities of selected neurons. We consider a feedforward Bipolar GNN (BGNN) model which has both "positive and negative neurons" in the output layer, and prove that the BGNN is a universal function approximator. Specifically, for any f is an element of C([0, 1]s) and any epsilon>0, we show that there exists a feedforward BGNN which approximates f uniformly with error less than epsilon. We also show that after some appropriate clamping operation on its output, the feedforward GNN is also a universal function approximator.
Function Approximation, Theory & Methods, Function approximation random neural networks, NEURAL NETWORKS, Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Hardware &, Computer Science, Architecture, Spiked neural networks, Constructive Proof, Electrical & Electronic, COMPRESSION, Random Neural Network, Continuous and Bounded Functions, spiked neural networks, function approximation random neural networks
Function Approximation, Theory & Methods, Function approximation random neural networks, NEURAL NETWORKS, Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Hardware &, Computer Science, Architecture, Spiked neural networks, Constructive Proof, Electrical & Electronic, COMPRESSION, Random Neural Network, Continuous and Bounded Functions, spiked neural networks, function approximation random neural networks
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