Abstract
We propose an efficient procedure for constructing and training a feedforward neural network. The network can perform binary classification for binary or analogue input data. We show that the procedure can also be used to construct feedforward neural networks with binary-valued weights. Neural networks with binary-valued weights are potentially straightforward to implement using microelectronic or optical devices and they can also exhibit good generalization.
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© 1995 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1995
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