Igarashi, 2005 - Google Patents
Visualization of optimal solutions using self-organizing maps in computational electromagnetismIgarashi, 2005
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- 10481283346323823756
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- Igarashi H
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- IEEE transactions on magnetics
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In this paper, the self-organizing map is applied for visualization and clustering of optimal solutions in parameter spaces. The present method is tested for the simplified version of De Jong's function and TEAM workshop problem 22. It is shown that the present method …
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