College of Computer Science and Engineering, King Fahd University of petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Research Article
Influence of Principal Component Analysis as a Data Conditioning Approach for Training Multilayer Feedforward Neural Networks with Exact Form of Levenberg-Marquardt Algorithm
Author(s): Najam Ul Qadir*, Md. Rafiul Hassan and Khalid Akhtar
Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) have generally been observed to learn with a relatively higher rate of convergence resulting in an improved training performance if the input variables are preprocessed before being used to train the network. The foremost objectives of data preprocessing include size reduction of the input space, smoother relationship, data normalization, noise reduction, and feature extraction. The most commonly used technique for input space reduction is Principal Component Analysis (PCA) while two of the most commonly used data normalization approaches include the min-max normalization or rescaling, and the z-score normalization also known as standardization. However, the selection of the most appropriate preprocessing method for a given dataset i.. Read More»
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