Training pattern replication and weighted class allocation in artificial neural network classification

Giles Foody

doi:10.1007/bf01414080

Training pattern replication and weighted class allocation in artificial neural network classification

Neural Computing and Applications 3(3): 178-190

Article 1995 English

Abstract

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In some image classifications the importance of classes varies, and it is desirable to weight allocation to selected classes. Often the desire is to weight

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