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In search of an optimization technique for artificial neural network to classify abnormal heart sounds

Ari et al., 2009

Document ID
8596513860723298140
Author
Ari S
Saha G
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Soft Computing

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Artificial Neural Network (ANN) finds use in classification of heart sounds for its discriminative training ability and easy implementation. The selection of number of nodes for an ANN remains an important issue as an overparameterized ANN gets trained along with …
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