An Overview of Research at Wisconsin on Knowledge-Based Neural Networks

Recent research at the University of Wisconsin on knowledge-based neural networks is surveyed. This work has focused on (a) using symbolically represented background knowledge to improve neural-network learning and (b) extracting comprehensible symbolic representations from trained networks. Important open issues are discussed.

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