1995
DOI: 10.9746/sicetr1965.31.277
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System Identification Using Neural Networks with Parametric Sigmoid Functions

Abstract: Nonlinear systems can be modeled by neural networks. However, choice of suitable network architecture is the most important problem. And "how to find the best activation function" is a persistent aspect of the architecture design. Here we have proposed a sigmoid function with one parameter which provides us not only the reduction of error bound but also the opportunity of obtaining better insight into the systems. The proposed function has the ability of recognizing linear and/or nonlinear parts of the system … Show more

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“…Thus MPNN is somehow a gray box rather than a sole black box. Finally the transfer function used in the parametric neural network can be given by Equation ( 12) [52,53]. Equation ( 13) presents the Mean Squares error function.…”
Section: Parametric Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus MPNN is somehow a gray box rather than a sole black box. Finally the transfer function used in the parametric neural network can be given by Equation ( 12) [52,53]. Equation ( 13) presents the Mean Squares error function.…”
Section: Parametric Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%