Probability density estimation using artificial neural networks
The paper deals with the probability density function (pdf) estimation problem. The use of multilayer perceptions (MLPs) as models for pdf estimation is proposed. A training procedure for adjusting the parameters of the MLP is developed, so the likelihood is maximized. The basic approach to pdf estimation using MLP is considered, concerning numerical integration issues. A new approach is proposed and discussed in details. Some comparative experimental results are presented to illustrate the advantages of the developed approach and to illuminate possible future research directions.
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