The evolutionary approach to arti®cial neural networks has been rapidly developing in recent years and shows great potential as a powerful tool. However, most evolutionary neural networks have paid little attention to the fact that they can evolve from modules. This paper presents a hybrid method of modular neural networks and evolutionary algorithm as a promising model for intelligent systems. To build a neural network system that is rich in autonomy and creativity, some ideas of arti®cial life have been adopted. This paper describes the concepts and methodologies for the evolvable model of modular neural networks, which might not only develop spontaneously new functionality, but also grow and evolve its own structure autonomously. We show...
This paper considers neural computing models for information processing in terms of collections of s...
Modular neural networks have a number of advantages when used to control robots. They reduce the num...
To investigate the relations between structure and function in both artificial and natural neural ne...
This thesis describes a novel approach to the evolution of Modular Artificial Neural Networks. Stand...
In dealing with complex problems, a monolithic neural network often becomes too large and complex to...
This thesis describes a novel approach to the evolution of Modular Artificial Neural Networks. Stand...
The Artificial Neural Networks group at the Robert Gordon University has, over the last six years, b...
Modularity is a major feature of biological central nervous systems. For ex-ample, the human/primate...
This paper illustrates an artificial developmental system that is a computationally efficient techni...
This paper outlines an algorithm for incrementally growing Artificial Neural Networks. The algorithm...
In this paper, we propose an evolutionary approach to the design of optimal modular neural network a...
This thesis argues that natural complex systems can provide an inspiring example for creating softwa...
This paper presents first steps towards evolutionary design of complex autonomous systems. The appro...
It is well known that the human brain is highly modular, having a structural and functional organiza...
Decomposing a complex computational problem into sub-problems, which are computationally simpler to ...
This paper considers neural computing models for information processing in terms of collections of s...
Modular neural networks have a number of advantages when used to control robots. They reduce the num...
To investigate the relations between structure and function in both artificial and natural neural ne...
This thesis describes a novel approach to the evolution of Modular Artificial Neural Networks. Stand...
In dealing with complex problems, a monolithic neural network often becomes too large and complex to...
This thesis describes a novel approach to the evolution of Modular Artificial Neural Networks. Stand...
The Artificial Neural Networks group at the Robert Gordon University has, over the last six years, b...
Modularity is a major feature of biological central nervous systems. For ex-ample, the human/primate...
This paper illustrates an artificial developmental system that is a computationally efficient techni...
This paper outlines an algorithm for incrementally growing Artificial Neural Networks. The algorithm...
In this paper, we propose an evolutionary approach to the design of optimal modular neural network a...
This thesis argues that natural complex systems can provide an inspiring example for creating softwa...
This paper presents first steps towards evolutionary design of complex autonomous systems. The appro...
It is well known that the human brain is highly modular, having a structural and functional organiza...
Decomposing a complex computational problem into sub-problems, which are computationally simpler to ...
This paper considers neural computing models for information processing in terms of collections of s...
Modular neural networks have a number of advantages when used to control robots. They reduce the num...
To investigate the relations between structure and function in both artificial and natural neural ne...