An Auto-Associative Unit-Merge Network
This paper describes a new auto-associative network called a Unit-Merge Network. It is so-called because novel compound keys are used to link 2 nodes in 1 layer, with 1 node in the next layer. Unit nodes at the base store integer values that can represent binary words. The word size is critical and specific to the dataset and it also provides a first level of consistency over the input patterns. A second cohesion network then links the unit […]