Evolved Patterns of Connectivity in Associative Memory Models
This paper investigates possible connection strategies in sparsely connected associative memory models. This is interesting because real neural networks must have both efficient performance and minimal wiring length. We show, by using a Genetic Algorithm to evolve networks, that connection strategies, like those with exponentially reducing numbers of connections from near to far units, work efficiently and have low wiring costs. This implies, when modelling brain-like abilities in artificial neural networks, that it is possible to get good performance even with minimal numbers of long range connections.
Associative Memory Neural Network Genetic Algorithm Small-World Network Connectivity.
Rod Adams Lee Calcraft Neil Davey
Science and Technology Research Institute University of Hertfordshire, UK
国际会议
Firth IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Informatics(第五届认知信息国际会议)
北京
英文
754-759
2006-07-17(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)