The gradient analysis for neural networks with veyletdecomposition of a target vector
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https://doi.org/10.18372/2073-4751.3.7075Abstract
In this article presents an analysis of the gradient for some cases of neural networks with wavelet and wavelet-like decomposition of the target vector - a new type of neural network specialized in speech recognition and signal conversion, and to expedite the speed and quality of education compared to the standard perceptron. Through this analysis it is shown that in a sufficiently broad framework of neural networks with wavelet decomposition of the target vector better standard multilayer perceptron
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