Accuracy and Computational Cost of the Hammerstein-Wiener Neural Network Structure Applied to the Nonlinear Systems Identification
摘要
This paper presents the equilibrium between accuracy and computational cost through artificial neural network (NN) in order to obtain models of nonlinear systems by Hammerstein Wiener (H-W) structure based technique of identification. The seek for optimal parameters is carried out by the back-propagation method using gradient descent. Emphasizing the enhance accuracy, a method to minimize the number of parameters of the H-W structure is provided. It is proved by minimizing the number of synaptic weights the result can be the same in the H-W structure. This method is substantiated in two leading assumptions: a) design (choose linear functions activation) and b) training (initialization of equal values block by block). Eventually, to decrease the number of parameters an algebraic operation is implemented.