LOCALIZED LEARNING WITH THE ADAPTIVE BIAS PERCEPTRON Ryanne Thomas Dolan, CS University of Missouri-Columbia
THE ABP
The human brain is composed of about 100 billion neurons. Study of the local interactions among neurons in the brain has inspired many artificial neural networks (ANNs), but such models are a far stretch from their natural counterparts.
RESEARCH AIMS Can we use mechanisms of selforganization to build a better neuron?
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The Adaptive Bias Perceptron (ABP) is based on the simplest artificial neuron, the perceptron. However, the ABP uses internal information to “learn” the parameters W (weights) and θ (bias). The ABP mimics the biological phenomenon called adaptation, in which neurons adjust their sensitivity to inputs depending on past inputs.
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Eqn 1: linear output function; separates the input space with a linear boundary Eqn 2: adaptation function; adjusts input sensitivity after each iteration Eqn 3: learning function; searches for target linear boundary β, adaptation gain; can decay over time to improve convergence η, learning gain; can decay over time to improve convergence ϵ, training error; used to drive ABP to desired linear mapping
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The ABP learns its bias differently than perceptron learning algorithms. The neuron's bias is continually adjusted in a pattern similar to how some biological neurons continually adapt their input sensitivity.
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ABP networks tend to converge on a mapping which approximates the target mapping. As the network learns, each ABP adjusts its internal parameters using only local information.
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Self-organizing Adaptive Bias Networks (ABNs) use a nonlinear version of the ABP. Each neuron in the network learns from local information only. The network as a whole can be driven to a target mapping using reinforcement training.
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Design an artificial neuron which learns only from internal information and local interactions with other neurons
Here we evaluate the network's ability to learn mappings by training it with overlapping cluster “clouds”, such as the ones below.
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ANNs are often used to classify vector data into clusters because of their ability to learn complex mappings between vector spaces.
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Demonstrate the new neuron's ability to learn individually and in cooperating networks
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RESULTS
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Self-organization is a biological phenomenon in which large networks of simple organisms (cells, termites, fish) exhibit complex behavior beyond the capabilities of any individual. Specifically, self-organization relies only on local interactions between individuals in the network.
ADAPTIVE BIAS NETWORKS
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Feedback is provided immediately after a neuron fires. The error signal is not backpropagated through the network, and does not originate at the output layer. Instead, the network learns from simple reinforcement training in which the error at each output neuron is 0 when the network classifies correctly, and 1 when it makes mistakes.
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CONCLUSION Inspired by biological self-organization and neural adaptation, the Adaptive Bias Network learns from reinforcement training without back-propagating error. This novel network's highly modular and decoupled topography is well suited to distributed or hardware implementations.
localized learning with the adaptive bias perceptron
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