Visualization and self organization of multidimensional data through equalized orthogonal mapping
AssigneeAI Ware, Inc.
InventorsYoh-Han Pao, Zhuo Meng
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AssigneeAI Ware, Inc.
InventorsYoh-Han Pao, Zhuo Meng
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The subject system provides reduced-dimension mapping of pattern data. Mapping is applied through conventional single-hidden-layer feed-forward neural network with non-linear neurons. According to one aspect of the present invention, the system functions to equalize and orthogonalize lower dimensional output signals by reducing the covariance matrix of the output signals to the form of a diagonal matrix or constant times the identity matrix. The present invention allows for visualization of large bodies of complex multidimensional data in a relatively "topologically correct" low-dimension approximation, to reduce randomness associated with other methods of similar purposes, and to keep the mapping computationally efficient at the same time.
A system for organizing multi-dimensional pattern data into a reduced-dimension representation comprising:
A method for effecting the organization of multi-dimensional pattern data into a reduced dimensional representation using a neural network having an input layer comprised of a plurality of input nodes, a hidden layer, and an output layer comprised of a plurality of non-linear output nodes, wherein the number of non-linear output nodes is less than the number of input nodes, said method comprising:
A system for organizing multi-dimensional pattern data into a reduced dimensional representation comprising:
A method for effecting the organization of multi-dimensional pattern data into a reduced dimensional representation using a neural network having an input layer comprised of a plurality of input nodes, and an output layer comprised of a plurality of non-linear output nodes, wherein the number of non-linear output nodes are less than the number of input nodes, said method comprising:
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