Cascade Error Projection With Low Bit Weight Quantization for High Order Correlation Data

Daud, T.; Duong, T.

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Cascade Error Projection With Low Bit Weight Quantization for High Order Correlation Data

Daud, T.·Duong, T.

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In this paper, we reinvestigate the solution for chaotic time series prediction problem using neural network approach. This study suggests that Cascade Error Projection (CEP) is an implementable learning technique for hardware consideration.

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Daud, T., Duong, T.. 1999-07-12. Cascade Error Projection With Low Bit Weight Quantization for High Order Correlation Data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210002952

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