Supervised Learning with Complex-valued Neural Networks [electronic resource] / by Sundaram Suresh, Narasimhan Sundararajan, Ramasamy Savitha.

Introduction -- Fully Complex-valued Multi Layer Perceptron Networks -- Fully Complex-valued Radial Basis Function Networks -- Performance Study on Complex-valued Function Approximation Problems -- Circular Complex-valued Extreme Learning Machine Classifier -- Performance Study on Real-valued Classification Problems -- Complex-valued Self-regulatory Resource Allocation Network -- Conclusions and Scope for FutureWorks (CSRAN).

Recent advancements in the field of telecommunications, medical imaging and signal processing deal with signals that are inherently time varying, nonlinear and complex-valued. The time varying, nonlinear characteristics of these signals can be effectively analyzed using artificial neural networks. Furthermore, to efficiently preserve the physical characteristics of these complex-valued signals, it is important to develop complex-valued neural networks and derive their learning algorithms to represent these signals at every step of the learning process. This monograph comprises a collection of new supervised learning algorithms along with novel architectures for complex-valued neural networks. The concepts of meta-cognition equipped with a self-regulated learning have been known to be the best human learning strategy. In this monograph, the principles of meta-cognition have been introduced for complex-valued neural networks in both the batch and sequential learning modes. For applications where the computation time of the training process is critical, a fast learning complex-valued neural network called as a fully complex-valued relaxation network along with its learning algorithm has been presented. The presence of orthogonal decision boundaries helps complex-valued neural networks to outperform real-valued networks in performing classification tasks. This aspect has been highlighted. The performances of various complex-valued neural networks are evaluated on a set of benchmark and real-world function approximation and real-valued classification problems.

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