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Just a quick update on the meta-neat / parameter search work I've been doing. I've had a working version for about a week now and have just started ...
Colin Green
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Nov 1, 2004
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I want to start looking into using a range of different functions with neurons in the hope that this will expand NEAT's ability to find solutions to particular...
Colin Green
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Nov 1, 2004
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... Mean? Median? Mode? ... Some sort of odd-numbered root (cube? fifth?) ... Offered without prejudice, I don't know how many extra dimensions you'd be...
mike woodhouse
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Nov 1, 2004
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... Mode is an interesting suggestion. I can see that it might be useful, but how do you calculate it when you have a set of floating point numbers? I guess...
Colin Green
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I just had another idea on this. During a NEAT search my intention was to not mutate any of the neuron functions once a neuron had been created, primarily...
Colin Green
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Nov 1, 2004
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... ANJI also includes a hyperbolic tangent (tanh) activation, and we've gotten some good results using this. Derek...
Derek James
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... Yeh I remember you saying this a while ago but never got around to looking into it. Do you use plain tanh e.g. y=tanh(x) , or some variation? The reason I...
Colin Green
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... Quick update. I have just got the average number of gens to find a solution for XOR down to about 40, which is a nice result and also means I won't have to...
Colin Green
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Nov 1, 2004
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... Yes. Rescaling the "vanilla" sigmoid to [-1,1] by multiplying by 2 and subtracting 1 gets you, with a spot of trivial reworking, to (1 exp(-x)) / (1 +...
mike woodhouse
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... Oh? I thought this was just the beginning. At least take your found parameters from XOR and try them on some other problem domains. Ian ... Living@Home -...
Ian Badcoe
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Nov 2, 2004
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Hi, This version looks fairly expensive and I'm not sure exactly what kind of curve it's going to give you. The version I was suggesting is basically an...
Ian Badcoe
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... Thanks Mike. With this in mind it seems odd that tanh takes longer to compute than the sigmoid function since the result of exp(-x) can be re-used and they...
Colin Green
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Hi, Whilst I'm glad to see this idea getting explored. I wonder whether you need to think through what the objective is. ... (which I guess was originally...
Ian Badcoe
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Nov 2, 2004
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Hi, Anybody know of any work modelling an ANN as a system of PDEs? e.g. dA/dt = k(weighted_sum(inputs) - A) (A = activation before sigmoid) That throws away...
Ian Badcoe
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Nov 2, 2004
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Choosing a good set of parameter is a problem for me also. I would be interested in the details of your method. Have you posted any information about that? I...
Mitchell Timin
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Nov 2, 2004
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All, This is slightly off-topic, but I figure you guys are the best ones to ask on this subject... I am trying to envision a network model where the...
John Arrowwood
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Nov 2, 2004
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... I'm happy to open out the discussion. The objective is slightly vague but I started out thinking about how we could modify NEAT so that it can solve...
Colin Green
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... Sorry, I literally meant finish off for the day :) The same code can also be re-used to run one off benchmarks, e.g. how well does this set of parameters...
Colin Green
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... Hi Mitchell, I started out wanting to search for optimal connection weight mutate schemes, and I did post an explanation of how I was going to do that a ...
Colin Green
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... OK, I'm with you. ... Do they? There are a few different types of neurones in biology, it is true, but in some ways it is more as if each type plays a...
Ian Badcoe
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Nov 3, 2004
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... <snip> ... Yes, Colin I would appreciate that. I don't want to see code, just an explanation of how it works, with enough detail that I might code...
Mitchell Timin
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Hi Colin-- I'm curious if you've looked at the shape of the curves you get from those runs. Do you see nice smooth curves where a small change in a parameter...
Brian Dexter Allen
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... Hi Brian, I don't have any graphs but yes I did notice some smooth curves while adjusting some of the parameters manually and noting numbers on scraps of...
Colin Green
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Forgot to say that those parameters I mentioned brought the average for XOR down to 21 generations in the end, which is actually a lower number than that...
Colin Green
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... So what you're saying here is that any given circuit is only made up of one type of neurone... ... I think I'm reading you wrong, this seems to contradict...
Colin Green
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... No, I think I fumbled that paragraph, disregard it.... ... w.r.t development in natural brains... Development is a whole complex and fascinating subject in...
Ian Badcoe
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... What was the text? Any good? ... *Biophysics of Computation: Information Processing in Single Neurons (Computational Neuroscience), Chistoff Koch* *Book...
Colin Green
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Colin, Awesome! I really appreciate your finding and posting this. Yeah! I am looking forward to reading it later. Jim...
Jim O'Flaherty, Jr.
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... Yeh me too. There does seem to be a lot of highly specialised research in the field of biological neurons, but most of it is extremeley hard to digest or...
Colin Green
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... For my DelphiNEAT implementation, it takes about 16,45 generations to find a perfect solution (just ran it, averaged over 100 iterations, popsize=150). But...
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