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基于样本的连续近似方法来构建间隔神经网络

Xun Shen, Tinghui Ouyang, Kazumune Hashimoto

    IEEE transactions on neural networks and learning systems
    |June 13, 2024
    PubMed
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    本研究引入了一种用于训练间隔神经网络 (INN) 的新方法,用于量化安全关键应用中的不确定性. 该方法确保了可靠的预测,保证了信心水平,提高了对错误的稳定性.

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