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Linear function neurons: Structure and training (English)
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Three different representations for a thresholded linear equation are developed. For binary input they are shown to be representationally equivalent though their training characteristics differ. A training algorithm for linear equations is discussed. The similarities between its simplest mathematical representation (perceptron training), a formal model of animal learning (Rescorla-Wagner learning), and one mechanism of neural learning (Aplysia gill withdrawal) are pointed out.
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binary input
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training algorithm for linear equations
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perceptron training
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animal learning
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Rescorla-Wagner learning
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neural learning
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Aplysia gill withdrawal
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