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Self-Organizing Maps by George K Matsopoulos

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Self-Organizing Maps
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Publisher: InTech
ISBN-13: 9789533070742
Number of pages: 430

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From the table of contents: Learning the Number of Clusters in Self Organizing Map; Neural-Network Enhanced Visualization of High-Dimensional Data; SOM-based Applications in Remote Sensing; Segmentation of Satellite Images Using SOM; Face Recognition Using SOM; Fingerprint Matching with SOM; SOM in Web Mining and Semantic Web; etc.

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