Generalization Comparison
Praveen Raina
raina at max.ee.lsu.edu
Mon Apr 5 16:18:00 EDT 1993
The following report is available that examines the generalization
performance of two feedforward learning techniques.
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Technical Report ECE 93-03, LSU, March 31, 1993
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COMPARISON OF LEARNING AND GENERALIZATION CAPABILITIES OF
THE KAK AND THE BACKPROPAGATION ALGORITHMS
Praveen Raina
Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering
LSU, Baton Rouge, LA 70803-5901
E-mail: raina at max.ee.lsu.edu
Abstract: This report compares the learning and generalization
capabilities of the Backpropagation and the Kak algorithm. It
is observed that the Backpropagation algorithm is much more
computation intensive than the Kak algorithm. The generalization
performance with respect to an error criterion is better for the
Backpropagation algorithm for intermediate values of error. But
when considered together with the number of extra iterations that
the Backpropagation algorithm entails one concludes that the Kak
algorithm has overall superior performance.
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