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Method and apparatus for learning to classify patterns and assess the value of decisions

A technique for determining values ​​and patterns, applied in the field of learning strategies, which can solve problems such as the inability of differential learning to provide guarantees, the limitation of mathematical characteristics of neural network representative models, and the lack of mention.

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-03-16
EXSCIENTIA LLC
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[0006] In practice, however, it has been found that in many practical examples differential learning as described above fails to provide the aforementioned guarantees
Likewise, the differential learning concept places specific needs on the learning process in relation to the nature of the data being learned, as well as limitations on the mathematical characteristics of the adopted neural network representative model that affect pattern classification
Moreover, the previous analysis of differential learning only dealt with pattern classification, leaving no mention of another type of problem about value estimation, that is, profit and loss prediction based on input pattern estimation decisions (enumerated by the output of neural network patterns).

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[0034] refer to figure 1 , illustrates a system 20 that includes a stochastically parameterized neural network classification / value estimation model 21 of concepts to be learned. The neural network defining the model 21 may be any self-learning model that can be taught or trained to perform the classification or value estimation task represented by the mathematical mapping defined by the network. For the purposes of this application, the term "neural network" includes any mathematical model whose set of parameters constitutes a differentiable (as defined in calculus) mathematical mapping from a numerical input pattern to a set of output numbers, each corresponding to a A unique classification of the input pattern or an estimate of the value of a unique decision made in response to the input pattern. The neural network model can take many implementation forms. For example, it can be simulated in the form of software running on a general-purpose digital computer. It can be im...

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An apparatus and method for training a neural network model (21) to classify patterns (26) or to assess the value of decisions associated with patterns by comprising the actual output of the network in response to an input pattern with the desired output for that pattern on the basis of a Risk Differential Learning (RDL) objective function (28), the results of the comparison governing adjustment of the neural network model's parameters by numerical optimization. The RDL objective function includes one or more terms, each being a risk / benefit / classification figure-of-merit (RBCFM) function, which is a synthetic, monotonically non-decreasing, anti-symmetric / asymmetric, piecewise-differentiable function of a risk differential (Fig. 6), which is the difference between outputs of the neural network model produced in response to a given input pattern. Each RBCFM function has mathematical attributes such that RDL can make universal guarantees of maximum correctness / profitability and minimum complexity. A strategy for profit-maximizing resource allocation utilizing RDL is also disclosed.

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to statistical pattern recognition and / or classification, and more particularly to learning strategies whereby a strategy computer can learn how to identify and recognize concepts. Background technique [0002] Pattern recognition and / or classification are useful in a wide variety of real-world tasks, such as those related to optical feature recognition, interpretation of remote sensing imaging, medical diagnosis / decision support, digital telecommunication, and the like. Such pattern recognition is typically achieved by trainable networks such as neural networks, which through a series of training exercises are able to "learn" the concepts necessary to perform the pattern classification task. Such networks are trained by feeding them (a) learned instances with concepts of interest represented mathematically by an ordered set of numbers, referred to here as "input patterns", and (b) respectively associated with these Ins...

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IPC IPC(8): G06Q40/00G06N3/00G06N3/04G06N3/08G06V10/764
CPCG06K9/628G06K9/6262G06N3/0481G06N3/08G06K9/6268G06V10/764G06N3/048G06F18/217G06F18/241G06F18/2431
Inventor 约翰·B·汉普希尔二世
Owner EXSCIENTIA LLC
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