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Using self-organising feature maps for the control of artificial organisms

Ball, N. R. and Warwick, K. (1993) Using self-organising feature maps for the control of artificial organisms. IEE Proceedings D: Control Theory and Applications, 140 (3). pp. 176-180. ISSN 0143-7054

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Abstract/Summary

Variations on the standard Kohonen feature map can enable an ordering of the map state space by using only a limited subset of the complete input vector. Also it is possible to employ merely a local adaptation procedure to order the map, rather than having to rely on global variables and objectives. Such variations have been included as part of a hybrid learning system (HLS) which has arisen out of a genetic-based classifier system. In the paper a description of the modified feature map is given, which constitutes the HLSs long term memory, and results in the control of a simple maze running task are presented, thereby demonstrating the value of goal related feedback within the overall network.

Item Type:Article
Refereed:Yes
Divisions:Science
ID Code:18049
Uncontrolled Keywords:Kohonen feature map, artificial organisms, associative memory, content addressable storage, genetic-based classifier system, goal related feedback, hybrid learning system, local adaptation, long term memory, maze running task, self-organising feature maps
Publisher:IET

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