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--> Numerical Analysis near Singularities in RBF Networks Weili Guo, Haikun Wei, Yew-Soon Ong, Jaime Rubio Hervas, Junsheng Zhao, Hai Wang, Kanjian Zhang. Year: 2018, Volume: 19 , Issue: 1, Pages: 1−39 Abstract The existence of singularities often affects the learning dynamics in feedforward neural networks. In this paper, based on theoretical analysis results, we numerically analyze the learning dynamics of radial basis function (RBF) networks near singularities to understand to what extent singularities
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Ph. D. Thesis 8. Results � Growing Neural Network Framework 8.1. Modifications of the Growing Neural Network Algorithm 8.1. Modifications of the Growing Neural Network Algorithm 8.2. Application of the Growing Neural Networks 8.3. Growing Neural Network Algorithm Frameworks 8.4. Applications of the Growing Neural Network Frameworks 8.5. Conclusions and Comparison of the Different Methods ## 8.1. Modifications of the Growing Neural Network Algorithm The original algorithm was modified in several point
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