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Three-Dimensional Feedforward Neural Networks and Their Realization by Nano-Devices

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The three-dimensional (3D) model of a feedforward neural network(NN) based on so called N-hypercube topology isproposed. The N-hypercube is different from theclassical hypercube used in communication theory, and in Booleanalgebra. This new structure has been created based on a novelalgorithm for embedding a binary decision tree and binary decisiondiagram into a N-hypercube. It is shown thatN-hypercube topology is a reasonable solution toimplement NN of threshold gates, in particular, on thesingle-electron devices. The 3D design methodology of feedforwardNN is oriented to technology mapping to nanodevices. Results ofextensive experimental study of feedforward networks consistingof over 3500 N-hypercubes are presented.

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Shmerko, V.P., Yanushkevich, S.N. Three-Dimensional Feedforward Neural Networks and Their Realization by Nano-Devices. Artificial Intelligence Review 20, 473–494 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:AIRE.0000006611.32608.f2

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