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Knowledge extraction using artificial neural networks: application to radar target identification

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Knowledge extraction using artificial neural networks: application to radar target identification

Auteurs : J.-F. Remm ; F. Alexandre

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Abstract

Artificial neural networks are efficient for performing signal processing but are not able to explain their decision nor to extract knowledge from data. We propose here a way to extract rules and hints from the hidden layers of a multilayered perceptron. The network is first pruned and then the progressive use of a simpler transfer function can allow such knowledge extraction. This method has been successfully applied to radar signal identification.

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EA : Artificial neural networks are efficient for performing signal processing but are not able to explain their decision nor to extract knowledge from data. We propose here a way to extract rules and hints from the hidden layers of a multilayered perceptron. The network is first pruned and then the progressive use of a simpler transfer function can allow such knowledge extraction. This method has been successfully applied to radar signal identification.
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