A fast feedforward training algorithm using a modified form of the standard backpropagation algorithm

Authors:
S. Abid;F. Fnaiech;M. Najim
Affiliations:
ESSTT, Centre de Recherche en Productique, Tunis;-;-
Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks
Year:
2001

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Abstract

In this letter, a new approach for the learning process of multilayer feedforward neural network is introduced. This approach minimizes a modified form of the criterion used in the standard backpropagation algorithm. This criterion is based on the sum of the linear and the nonlinear quadratic errors of the output neuron. The quadratic linear error signal is appropriately weighted. The choice of the weighted design parameter is evaluated via rank convergence series analysis and asymptotic constant error values. The new proposed modified standard backpropagation algorithm (MBP) is first derived on a single neuron-based net and then extended to a general feedforward neural network. Simulation results of the 4-b parity checker and the circle in the square problem confirm that the performance of the MBP algorithm exceed the standard backpropagation (SBP) in the reduction of the total number of iterations and in the learning time