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- Academic unit or major
- Graduate major in Information and Communications Engineering
- Instructor(s)
- Kumazawa Itsuo
- Class Format
- Lecture
- Media-enhanced courses
- Day/Period(Room No.)
- Tue1-2(G511) Fri1-2(G511)
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- Course number
- ICT.H416
- Credits
- 2
- Academic year
- 2019
- Offered quarter
- 3Q
- Syllabus updated
- 2019/9/17
- Lecture notes updated
- 2019/9/23
- Language used
- English
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Lecture
Lecture 1 Introduction of biological neural network (Neurons and Neural Networks)
2019.9.27(Fri.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 2 Artifical models of neuron (Derministic and probablistic models. Binary and continuous models).
2019.10.1(Tue.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 3 Artifical models of neural network (Recurrent and Feed forward models).
2019.10.4(Fri.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 4 Introduction of statistical mechanics (Magnetic Systems and Spin Glass Models).
2019.10.8(Tue.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 5 How to understand the behavior of highly parallel system like a brain. Analogy between Neural Networks and Spin Glass Models.
2019.10.10(Thu.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 6 Enegy minimization by the deterministic models of recurrent neural network.
2019.10.15(Tue.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 7 Analysis of Neural Computaion by Boltsmann's Theory.
2019.10.18(Fri.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 8 Computer simulation of deterministic and probablistic models of recurrent neural network.
2019.10.25(Fri.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 9
2019.10.29(Tue.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 10
2019.11.1(Fri.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 11 Application of a recurrent neural network for solving simultaneous equations and Four Queen Problem.
2019.11.5(Tue.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 12 Tips for efficial computation: Ergodicity and automatic determination of connection weight.
2019.11.8(Fri.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 13 Programing and application of the recurrent neural network Part 2: Travelling Salesman Problem.
2019.11.12(Tue.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 14
2019.11.15(Fri.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 15 Learning of the recurrent neural network Part 1: Mathematical techniques.
2019.11.19(Tue.) 1-2Session
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Lecture 16 Learning of the recurrent neural network Part 2: Learning algorithm for Boltzmann Machine.
2019.11.22(Fri.) 1-2Session
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