Radial
Basis Function Networks
- Global approximation to target function, in terms of linear combination of local approximations
- Used e.g. for image classification
- A different kind of neural network
- Closely related to distance-weighted regression, but “eager” instead of “lazy”
Training Radial Basis Function Net work
Q1: What xu to use for each kernel
function Ku(d(xu, x))
- Scatter uniformly throughout instance space
- Or use training instances reects instance distribution)
Q2: How to train weights (assume here
Gaussian Ku)
- First choose variance (and perhaps mean) for each Ku
-e.G.- use EM
- Then hold Ku fixed and train linear output layer
-efficient methods to t linear
RBF use three functions:
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