论文信息 - A biologically-inspired improved MAXNET

A biologically-inspired improved MAXNET

A biologically-inspired modification to MAXNET is proposed. Unlike the original net where the weights are constant, the weights in the new net are dynamically changed. Consequently, the modified net achieves a drastic improvement in convergence rate. A simple hardware implementation for the modified net is presented.

Orly Yadid-Pecht | Moshe Gur

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