Deep belief network learns context dependent behavior (Raudies, Zilli, Hasselmo 2014)

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We tested a rule generalization capability with a Deep Belief Network (DBN), Multi-Layer Perceptron network, and the combination of a DBN with a linear perceptron (LP). Overall, the combination of the DBN and LP had the highest success rate for generalization.
Reference:
1 . Raudies F, Zilli EA, Hasselmo ME (2014) Deep belief networks learn context dependent behavior. PLoS One 9:e93250 [PubMed]
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Model Type: Connectionist Network;
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Simulation Environment: MATLAB;
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Implementer(s): Raudies, Florian [florian.raudies at gmail.com];
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DeepBeliefNetwork.m
DoubleContextLearner.m
DoubleContextLearnerDBN.m
DoubleContextLearnerDBNaLP.m
DoubleContextLearnerMLP.m
DoubleContextTask.m
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gpl-3.0.txt *
LinearPerceptron.m
logistic.m
MultiLayerPerceptronNetwork.m
num2cellstr.m
RestrictedBoltzmannMachine.m
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function S = num2cellstr(N)
% num2cellstr
%   N       - Integer numbers.
%
% RETURN
%   S       - Cell array with numbers as strings.
%
%
%   Florian Raudies, 01/30/2014, Boston University.

nNum = numel(N);
S    = cell(nNum,1);
for iNum = 1:nNum, S{iNum} = num2str(N(iNum)); end

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