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Technical Committee on Neurocomputing (NC)  (Searched in: 2006)

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NC 2007-03-14
10:10
Tokyo Tamagawa University Unbiased Learning for Hierarchical Models
Masashi Sekino, Katsumi Nitta (Tokyo Tech)
It is known that overfitting occurs when a conventional statistical learning method such as maximum likelihood estimatio... [more] NC2006-136
pp.109-114
NC 2007-03-14
10:40
Tokyo Tamagawa University Optimization of the support vector machine's kernels using a feedforward neural network
Shin'ichi Tamura (DENSO CORP.)
A novel approach to determining the optimal kernel parameters of Support Vector Machines is proposed. Based on the fact ... [more] NC2006-137
pp.115-120
NC 2007-03-14
11:00
Tokyo Tamagawa University Split Parameter Optimization for Multiclass Support Vector Machines
Keita Tsubota, Mauricio Kugler (NIT), Anto Satriyo Nuguroho (Chukyo Univ.), Susumu Kuroyanagi, Akira Iwata (NIT)
A support vector machine (SVM) using Gaussian kernel function presents two parameters (C and sigma) that need to be tune... [more] NC2006-138
pp.121-126
NC 2007-03-14
11:20
Tokyo Tamagawa University On Variable Selection in Decomposition Methods for Support Vector Machines -- Proposal and Experimental Evaluation of a Novel Variable Selection based on Conjugate Gradient Method --
Yusuke Kawazoe (Kyushu Univ.), Masashi Kuranoshita (FUJIFILM), Norikazu Takahashi, Jun'ichi Takeuchi (Kyushu Univ.)
Learning of a support vector machine (SVM) is formulated as a quadratic
programming (QP) problem. Decomposition method... [more]
NC2006-139
pp.127-132
NC 2007-03-14
11:40
Tokyo Tamagawa University Characteristics of Hopfield Model Using the Maximal Margin Learning
Hitoshi Akimoto, Motonobu Hattori (University of Yamanashi)
 [more] NC2006-140
pp.133-138
NC 2007-03-14
13:00
Tokyo Tamagawa University Effect of Sparse Encoding in the Layered Associative Network
Kazuya Ishibashi (Univ. Tokyo), Kosuke Hamaguchi (RIKEN), Masato Okada (Univ. Tokyo/ RIKEN)
A synfire chain is a simple neural network model which can generate stable synchronous firings called a pulse packet and... [more] NC2006-141
pp.139-144
NC 2007-03-14
13:20
Tokyo Tamagawa University Chaotic Complex-valued Associative Memory
Masao Nakada, Yuko Osana (Tokyo Tec. Univ.)
 [more] NC2006-142
pp.145-150
NC 2007-03-14
13:40
Tokyo Tamagawa University Progressive contrastive divergence method
Kazuya Takabatake, Shotaro Akaho (AIST)
 [more] NC2006-143
pp.151-154
NC 2007-03-14
14:00
Tokyo Tamagawa University Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Heat Bath Type in Exchange Monte Carlo Method
Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe (Tokyo Inst. of Tech.)
 [more] NC2006-144
pp.155-160
NC 2007-03-14
14:30
Tokyo Tamagawa University An ICA method of neural circuit for self-organization of hierarchical generative model
Yuuji Ichisugi (AIST)
An ICA method for BESOM model is presented.
This mechanism
self-organizes hierarchical generative model of the world. [more]
NC2006-145
pp.161-166
NC 2007-03-14
14:50
Tokyo Tamagawa University Independent component analysis for nonminimum phase systems using state space models
Shuichi Fukunaga, Kenji Fujimoto (Nagoya Univ.)
 [more] NC2006-146
pp.167-171
NC 2007-03-14
15:10
Tokyo Tamagawa University Markov and semi-Markov switching of source appearances for non-stationary independent component analysis
Junichiro Hirayama (NAIST/JSPS), Shin-ichi Maeda, Shin Ishii (NAIST)
Independent Component Analysis (ICA) is currently the most popularly used approach to blind source separation (BSS), the... [more] NC2006-147
pp.173-178
NC 2007-03-14
15:30
Tokyo Tamagawa University A Study of Policy-Gradient Methods in Non-Markov Decision Porcesses -- Application to a Curling Game --
Harukazu Igarashi (Shibaura Inst. Tech.), Seiji Ishihara (Kinki Univ.), Masaomi Kimura (Shibaura Inst. Tech.)
There are two approaches to reinforcement learning: value-based methods and policy-gradient methods. Baird and Moore pro... [more] NC2006-148
pp.179-184
NC 2007-03-14
16:00
Tokyo Tamagawa University Action-Oriented State Coding by Neighbourhood Component Analysis
Makoto Otsuka (OIST/NAIST), Eiji Uchibe (OIST), Kenji Doya (OIST/NAIST)
 [more] NC2006-149
pp.185-190
NC 2007-03-14
16:20
Tokyo Tamagawa University Prediction of the optimal parameter values in reinforcement learning based on interdependency
Keiji Kamei, Masumi Ishikawa (KIT)
Reinfoecement learning is that we have to specify parameters values without prior information. We proposed to optimize t... [more] NC2006-150
pp.191-196
NC 2007-03-14
16:40
Tokyo Tamagawa University Learning of a robust controller for a biped robot based on sample reuse reinforcement learning method
Tsuyoshi Ueno (NAIST), Yutaka Nakamura, Takashi Takuma (Osaka Univ.), Tomohiro Shibata (NAIST), Koh Hosoda (Osaka Univ.), Shin Ishii (NAIST)
 [more] NC2006-151
pp.197-202
NC 2007-03-14
17:00
Tokyo Tamagawa University Acquiring vermicular motion of a Looper-like robot based on the CPG-Actor-Critic method
Kenji Makino (NAIST), Yutaka Nakamura (Osaka Univ.), Tomohiro Shibata, Shin Ishii (NAIST)
Adaptability to the environment is crucial for mobile robots, because the circumstance, including the body of the robot,... [more] NC2006-152
pp.203-208
NC 2007-03-15
09:30
Tokyo Tamagawa University Optimality of reaching movements based on energetic cost under the influence of signal-dependent noise
Yoshiaki Taniai, Jun Nishii (Yamaguchi Univ.)
 [more] NC2006-153
pp.1-5
NC 2007-03-15
09:50
Tokyo Tamagawa University Selection of leg swing trajectorys based on metabolic cost
Akihiro Fujii, Hiromichi Suenaga, Yoshiaki Taniai, Jun Nishii (Yamgaguchi Univ)
When we walk, there are infinite number of possible trajectories for leg swing. How does the brain design the trajectory... [more] NC2006-154
pp.7-12
NC 2007-03-15
10:10
Tokyo Tamagawa University An analysis of the kip motion on the horizontal bar based on the criterion considering energetic cost
Miyo Takeuchi, Taiga Yamasaki, Kiyoshi Gotoh, Masahiro Kaneda, Xin Xin (Okayama Prefectural Univ.)
 [more] NC2006-155
pp.13-18
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