Computational Intelligence: for Engineering and by D. T. Pham, P. T. N. Pham, M. S. Packianather, A. A. Afify

By D. T. Pham, P. T. N. Pham, M. S. Packianather, A. A. Afify (auth.), Diego Andina, Duc Truong Pham (eds.)

Unlike conventional computing, Computational Intelligence is tolerant of vague info, partial fact and uncertainty. This e-book offers a specific choice of contributions on a targeted therapy of significant parts of CI, concentrated on its key aspect: studying.

All the participants of this quantity have direct bearing with this factor. From basics to complex platforms as Multilayer Perceptron synthetic Neural Networks (ANN-MLP), Radial foundation functionality Networks (RBF) and its family members with Fuzzy units and aid Vector Machines concept; and directly to a number of severe purposes in Engineering and production. those are between purposes the place CI has very good capability.

This quantity has specifically taken Neural Networks, key parts of CI, to the following point. either amateur and professional readers can take advantage of this well timed addition to CI dependent literature. in the direction of that target, the editors and the authors have made serious contributions and succeeded. they've got paved the line for studying paradigms in the direction of the answer of many real-world problems.

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40 CHAPTER 2 problems (ambiguous problems), or problems that require great amount of information. Our brain reaches these objectives by means of thousands of millions of simple cells, called neurons, which are interconnected to each other. However, it is estimated that the operational amplifiers and logical gates can make operations several orders of magnitude faster than the neurons. If the same processing technique of biological elements were implemented with operational amplifiers and logical gates, one could construct machines relatively cheap and able to process as much information, at least, as the one that processes a biological brain.

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