论文信息 - Preparing More Effective Liquid State Machines Using Hebbian Learning

Preparing More Effective Liquid State Machines Using Hebbian Learning

In liquid state machines, separation is a critical attribute of the liquid - which is traditionally not trained. The effects of using Hebbian learning in the liquid to improve separation are investigated in this paper. When presented with random input, Hebbian learning does not dramatically change separation. However, Hebbian learning does improve separation when presented with real-world speech data.

Dan Ventura | David Norton | D. Ventura | D. Norton

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