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Tshegofatso Botlhoko1, Tlhalitshi Volition Montshiwa1

  • 1Department of Business Statistics & Operations Research, North West University Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, Potchefstroom, North West, 2735, South Africa.

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まとめ

コバリエンスマトリックス適応進化戦略-多層認識 (CMA-ES-MLP) は,最適の分類精度と効率を提供します. サンプルサイズの変動は,この機械学習研究におけるアルゴリズムのパフォーマンスに一貫して影響を与えない.

キーワード:
多層感知器 (MLP); 遺伝子アルゴリズム (GA); ハエの最適化アルゴリズム (GOA); コバリエンス行列適応進化戦略 (CMA-ES); 機械学習; 定期預金サブスクリプション.

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