β Scribed by Arihiro Kanda; Satoshi Fujita; Tadashi Ae
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This paper proposes a speed improvement of the error back propagation algorithm, which is employed widely in the multilayered neural network, by introducing the prediction. The idea is to realize a larger acceleration by introducing the differential factor for the moment terms in the error backβpropagation algorithm.
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