Signal neural network

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Controller emulation A simple applieation in eontrol is the use of neural networks to emulate the operation of existing eontrollers. It may be that a nonlinear plant requires several tuned PID eontrollers to operate over the full range of eontrol aetions. Or again, an LQ optimal eontroller has diffieulty in running in real-time. Figure 10.28 shows how the eontrol signal from an existing eontroller may be used to train, and to finally be replaeed by, a neural network eontroller. 

Neural networks can be broadly classified based on their network architecture as feed-forward and feed-back networks, as shown in Fig. 3. In brief, if a neuron s output is never dependent on the output of the subsequent neurons, the network is said to be feed forward. Input signals go only one way, and the outputs are dependent on only the signals coming in from other neurons. Thus, there are no loops in the system. When dealing with the various types of ANNs, two primary aspects, namely, the architecture and the types of computations to be per-... 

The second main category of neural networks is the feedforward type. In this type of network, the signals go in only one direction there are no loops in the system as shown in Fig. 3. The earliest neural network models were linear feed forward. In 1972, two simultaneous articles independently proposed the same model for an associative memory, the linear associator. J. A. Anderson [17], neurophysiologist, and Teuvo Kohonen [18], an electrical engineer, were unaware of each other s work. Today, the most commonly used neural networks are nonlinear feed-forward models. 

The structural unit of artificial neural networks is the neuron, an abstraction of the biological neuron a typical biological neuron is shown in Fig. 44.1. Biological neurons consist of a cell body from which many branches (dendrites and axon) grow in various directions. Impulses (external or from other neurons) are received through the dendrites. In the cell body, these signals are sifted and integrated. 

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We recall that AI tools need a memory—where is it in the neural network There is an additional feature of the network to which we have not yet been introduced. The signal output by a neuron in one layer is multiplied by a connection weight (Figure 10) before being passed to the next neuron, and it is these connection weights that form the memory of the network. 

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Catasus et al. [67] studied two types of neural networks traditional multilayer perceptron neural networks and generalised regression neural networks (GRNNs) to correct for nonlinear matrix effects and long-term signal drift in ICP-AES. 

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