THE COMPARISON OF THE POTENTIAL PROCEDURE WITH THE FIXED FRACTION PROCEDURE
Journal Title: Journal of Science And Arts - Year 2008, Vol 9, Issue 2
Abstract
The Potential Procedure (PP) and the Fixed Fraction Procedure (FFP) are two methods which are used in artificial learning theory. The artificial process of learning of intelligent machines is possibl by using the conexioniste models. For training these models we dispose by several training methods from which take part PP and FFP. This paper studies the advantages and disadvantages of use one or other from these two methods.
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Alina Constantinescu
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