Neural Regression Networks – Recent studies have shown that the deep neural networks (DNNs) are able to learn to recognize a lot of images. In such a context, DNNs can be helpful in many different settings. In the past, many DNNs have been used to solve a variety of images classification tasks. In this paper, we provide an overview of their performance in the recognition tasks, the recognition task, and the multi-task learning task. It is well worth mentioning that although most DNNs are trained on the classification task, we show that there are very few non-DNNs which have achieved similar performance. In addition, our approach can generalize to other tasks such as image categorization, semantic segmentation, and object-oriented object segmentation as well.
Particle swarm optimisation is a challenging problem in which a new swarm is created from a collection of particles. In this paper, we address the problem by proposing a novel formulation for Particle swarm optimisation. The formulation focuses on a two-phase optimization of the optimization parameters that have been obtained, and their relative influence on the optimising process of the particle swarm, both in terms of their relative importance to the final solution. We derive the first formalisation of the particle swarm optimisation formulation using simulation and show that the formulation is much more robust in practice. The performance of the particle swarm optimisation model is also analysed.
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Segmentation and Optimization Approaches For Ensembled Particle Swarm OptimizationParticle swarm optimisation is a challenging problem in which a new swarm is created from a collection of particles. In this paper, we address the problem by proposing a novel formulation for Particle swarm optimisation. The formulation focuses on a two-phase optimization of the optimization parameters that have been obtained, and their relative influence on the optimising process of the particle swarm, both in terms of their relative importance to the final solution. We derive the first formalisation of the particle swarm optimisation formulation using simulation and show that the formulation is much more robust in practice. The performance of the particle swarm optimisation model is also analysed.