Neural Nets and Implicit Inference

Authors
Citation
P. Whittle,, Neural Nets and Implicit Inference, Annals of applied probability , 1(2), 1991, pp. 173-188
ISSN journal
10505164
Volume
1
Issue
2
Year of publication
1991
Pages
173 - 188
Database
ACNP
SICI code
Abstract
The contention that artificial neural nets operate by a process of distributed hypothesis testing is supported by analysis of the antiphon, a model which is close to standard associative-memory models but is intended primarily to represent memory storage under stochastic disturbance of the system. The memory capacity of the antiphon under "neuronal" inference rules has been evaluated elsewhere; here it is evaluated under the supposition of efficient inference procedures.