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A Supervised Self-Organizing Map for Structured Data

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A self organizing map (SOM) for processing of structured data, using an unsupervised learning approach, called SOM-SD, has recently been proposed. Here, we suggest a new version of SOM, using the supervised learning approach. We compare the supervised version and the unsupervised version of SOM-SD on a benchmark problem involving visual patterns. As may be expected, the supervised version is able to solve the classification problem using very compact networks.

Partially supported by MURST grant 9903244848 and MM09308497.

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Hagenbuchner, M., Tsoi, A.C., Sperduti, A. (2001). A Supervised Self-Organizing Map for Structured Data. In: Advances in Self-Organising Maps. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0715-6_4

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