Paper available in Neuroprose
Hong Chen
hongchen at ndcvx.cc.nd.edu
Sat Mar 26 02:31:58 EST 1994
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Ftp-Filename: /pub/neuroprose/chen.dynamic_approx.ps.Z
The following paper chen.dynamic_approx.ps.Z (28 pages) is now
available via anonymous ftp from the neuroprose archive. It appeared
in Nov. issue (1993) of IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks.
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Approximations of Continuous Functionals by Neural Networks
with Application to Dynamical Systems
Tianping Chen
Department of Mathematics
Fudan University
Shanghai, P.R. China
Hong Chen
VLSI Libraries, Inc.
3135 Kifer Road
Santa Clara, CA 95052
USA
ABSTRACT: The main concern of this paper is to give several
strong results on neural network representation in an explicit form.
Under very mild conditions, a functional defined on a compact set in
C[a,b] or L^p[a,b], spaces of infinite dimensions, can be approximated
arbitrarily well by a neural network with one hidden layer. In
particular, if U is a compact set in C[a,b], sigma is a bounded
sigmoidal function, and f is a continuous functional defined on U,
then for all u in U, f(u) can be approximated by the summation:
c_i sigma( sum_{j=0}^m xi_{i,j} u(x_j) + theta_i)
where c_i, xi_{ij}, theta_i are real numbers. u(x_j) is the value of u
evaluated at point x_j. These results are a significant development
beyond existing works, where theorems of approximating continuous
functions defined on R^n, a space of finite dimension by neural
networks with one hidden layer were given. Finally, all the results
are shown applicable to the approximation of the output of dynamical
systems at any particular time.
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