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1 CROSS-CORRELATION NEURAL NETWORK: A NEW NEURAL NETWORK CLASSIFIER ARIT THAMMANO* AND NARODOM KLOMIAM** Faculty of Information Technology King Mongkut s Institute of Technology Ladkrang, Bangkok, Thailand Abstract: - A neural network is an excellent classifier; however, its performance depends directly on the size and quality of training samples presented to the network. This paper proposes a new neural network approach to deal with the classification problem by applying the concept of cross-correlation to measure the likeness or similarity between the incoming input pattern and the reference patterns of each class. This proposed model has been benchmarked against the fuzzy ARTMAP neural network and many other different structures studied in the previous researches. The experimental results on four benchmark problems show that the proposed network has the best performance among all. Key-Words: - Neural Network, Cross-correlation, Classification, Data Mining 1 Introduction Classification problem is the problem that everyone encounters in everyday working life, no matter what field one is involved. A fruit exporter needs to decide on the size of the orange, whether each one is small-, medium-, or large-size, or whether to export or to sell in local market. Classification techniques are also used in determining crop types from satellite photographs, in distinguishing a submarine from a boulder given its sonar return, and in identifying diseases of the heart from electrocardiograms [1]. In general, classification is the process of finding a set of models that describe and distinguish data classes or concepts, for the purpose of being le to use the model to predict the class of objects whose class lel is unknown [2]. A variety of techniques have been applied to deal with the classification problems, such as neural networks, a decision tree, and statistical methods. However, many previous research works [3, 4, 5, 6, 7] show that neural network classifiers have a better performance, lower classification error rate, and more robust to noise than the other two methods mentioned ove. The proposed neural network described in this paper employs the concept of the cross-correlation to measure the likeness or similarity between the incoming input pattern and the reference patterns of each class. The performance of the proposed network is evaluated against the fuzzy ARTMAP neural network and many other different structures studied in the previous researches. Details of the fuzzy ARTMAP neural network and the proposed model are described in the next two sections. In section 4, the experimental results are demonstrated and discussed. 2 Fuzzy ARTMAP Fuzzy ARTMAP [8, 9, 10, 11, 12] is a supervised neural network composed of two fuzzy ART modules (ART a and ART b ). The two fuzzy ARTs are linked together via an inter-art associative memory F. Each fuzzy ART module has two a layers: F 1 and F b 1 are the input layers of each module, while F a 2 and F b 2 are the category layers. During the training phase, the input vector and its desired output vector are presented to ART a and ART b respectively. The ART a and ART b modules classify the input and desired output vector into categories, then the inter-art module uses a vigilance criterion to evaluate whether ART a categories corresponds to ART b categories. The criterion is as followed: y b w b y ρ (1) If the criterion is not respected, the vigilance parameter of ART a, ρ a, will be increased by a minimum value (just enough to force ART a module to search for another category). However, when the

2 vigilance criterion is respected, the weight vector is updated according to the equation: w = β x + (1 β ) w (2) 3 The Proposed Network The architecture of the proposed model is a threelayer feedforward neural network as shown in Figure 1. The first layer is the input layer, which consists of N nodes. Each node represents a feature component of the input data. The second layer is the cluster layer. The nodes in this second layer are constructed during the training phase. The third layer is the output layer. Each node in the output layer represents a class. During supervised learning, the input vector is presented to the model, together with its respective target output vector. The input vector is denoted by I h = (I h1,, I hn ), where h is the h th input pattern, and N is the number of features in I. Each node in the second layer is fully connected to the nodes in the input layer via the connections w ji. The weight vector w j of dimension N represents the reference pattern of the j th node in the cluster layer. Once the model receives the input and its associated target output (I h, O h ), the normalized crosscorrelation between the input vector I h and each weight vector w j is computed and the outputs of the j th node, T j (I h ), in the cluster layer are then determined. 1, if f(w j,ih) mc j T j(ih) = (3) f(w j,ih), if f(w j,ih) < mc j 2 ( xiyi) i f (x, y) = (4) 2 2 ( xi )( yi ) i where i = 1,, N j = 1,, M N is the number of features in input vector I. M is the number of nodes in cluster layer. f(x, y) is the square of the normalized crosscorrelation at zero lag. mc j is the minimum cross-correlation value between 0 and 1 initially predefined to be equal to λ. However, the value of mc j might be increased during the training phase. The network uses mc j to prevent the overlap between cluster nodes of different classes. However, the overlap of cluster nodes from the same class is allowed. Next, the system finds all cluster nodes which belong to the class defined by the target output i vector and have the output value equal to 1, T j (I h ) = 1. If there is at least one node meeting the ove criterion, the remaining steps in the training process are skipped and the training is continued with the next input pattern. However, if such node does not exist, a new cluster node is recruited to code the input pattern; the connection between a new cluster node and the target output is created. The connections between the cluster layer and the output layer, w kj, are either 1 or 0. It is 1 when the j th node belongs to class k, and 0 otherwise. w = I h (5) 1, if k = K w k = (6) 0, if k K max C = max f(w,i ) (7) g K { } λ, if max C < λ mc = max C + ε, if λ max C < 1 (8) 1, otherwise where is the newly recruited cluster node. K is the class to which node belongs. ε is a very small number close to zero. maxc is the maximum cross-correlation between the reference pattern of node and the rest of the input pattern which do not belong to class K. During testing, each test vector is applied in turn and its class is predicted. The class whose cluster node returns the maximum output value is the result of the prediction. Target Output Vector T 1 I Q T 2 I 2 Input Vector T M I N g Output layer w kj Cluster layer w ji Input layer Figure 1 Architecture of the Cross-correlation Neural Network

3 Sepal Length Sepal Width Petal Length Petal Width Class Iris-setosa Iris-setosa Iris-versicolor Iris-versicolor Iris-virginica Iris-virginica Figure 2 Samples of the Iris Data Figure 3 Samples of the Outdoor Image Classification Problem hid hid hed had hyd had hod hod hud hud hed Figure 4 Samples of the Vowel Recognition Problem 4 Experimental Results To test the performance of the proposed approach, the experiments have been conducted on 4 benchmark data sets: 1. The first data set is the well-known iris data (Figure 2). The iris data [13] has been widely used in classification problem. The sepal length, sepal width, petal length, and petal width of 150 iris flowers from 3 species (Iris-setosa, Irisversicolor, and Iris-virginica) are measured in centimeters, and are used as the input of the problem. 2. The second data set is the classification of 7 outdoor images (brick face = 1, sky = 2, foliage = 3, cement = 4, window = 5, path = 6, and grass = 7). This data is retrieved from Statlog Project Datasets [14]. The input data consists of 19 continuous attributes. The training set contains 1310 examples, while the testing set contains 1000 examples. 3. The third is the vowel recognition problem (Figure 4). The objective of this problem is to recognize eleven vowel sounds (hid, hid, hed, had, hyd, had, hod, hod, hud, hud, and hed) from multiple speakers. The vowel data used in this problem was originally collected by Deterding [15], who recorded examples of eleven steady state vowels of British English spoken by fifteen speakers. Each vowel was uttered six times by each of the fifteen speakers.

4 The data from four male and four female speakers is used to train the network; while the data from the other four male and three female speakers is used for testing the performance of the network. Therefore, the total of 528 examples are used to train the networks, and 462 examples are used as the testing data. The data set consists of 10 inputs, which are obtained by low pass filtering the speech signals at 4.7 khz; digitizing to 12 bits with a 10 khz sampling rate; extracting the twelfth order linear predictive coefficient (LPC) from six 512 sample Hamming windowed segments; and then using the reflection coefficients to calculate 10 log-area ratio (LAR) parameters. 4. The fourth data set is the time series classification problem [16]. This data set contains 600 examples of synthetically generated control charts. There are six different classes of control charts, which are (1) normal, (2) cyclic, (3) increasing trend, (4) decreasing trend, (5) upward shift, (6) downward shift. The images of each class are shown in Figure 5. The input consists of 60 data. The training set contains 420 examples; while the testing set contains 180 examples. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Figure 5 Samples of the Control Chart Classification Problem

5 Data Set Number of Tle 1 Experimental Results Fuzzy ARTMAP Proposed Model Test Pattern Number of Correct Pattern Accuracy (%) Number of Correct Pattern Accuracy (%) , Besides comparing the performance of the proposed network with different structures studied in the previous researches, further experiments have been conducted using the fuzzy ARTMAP neural network, which is believed one of the best neural network classifiers availle. Results of the experiments are shown in Tle 1. For the iris data (data set 1), both models, the fuzzy ARTMAP neural network and the proposed network, have the best prediction rate of 100%. These best prediction performances are obtained from the fuzzy ARTMAP neural network using ρ a = 0.95, and from the proposed model using λ = For the data set 2, the best performance of the fuzzy ARTMAP (89.20%) is obtained when the vigilance parameter is equal to 0.95, while the best performance of the proposed model (91.10%) is obtained when the minimum cross-correlation is set at For the data set 3, Robinson [17] carried out a comparison study of many different structures -- single-layer perceptron, multi-layer perceptron, modified Kanerva model, radial basis function, Gaussian node network, square node network, and nearest neighbor -- on this data set; the reported recognition rates vary from 33 56%. The best recognition rate (56%) was achieved from nearest neighbor algorithm. In this study, the fuzzy ARTMAP produces 200 misclassifications out of a total of 462 examples; this corresponds to an accuracy of 56.71%. The vigilance parameter ρ a is set at On the other hand, the proposed model with λ = yields accuracy of 61.69%. For the fourth data set, Keogh and Kasetty [18] undertook an experimental comparison of 12 techniques, which are Euclidean distance, aligned subsequence, piecewise normalization, autocorrelation functions, cepstrum, string, important points, edit distance, string signature, cosine wavelets, Holder, and piecewise probilistic. The best accuracy reported in their study was 98.7% which was obtained from the Euclidean distance method. The experiments in this study show a perfect accuracy for both fuzzy ARTMAP and the proposed network. References: [1] T. Masters, Practical Neural Network Recipes in C++, Academic Press, [2]. Han and M. Kamber, Data Mining: Concepts and Techniques, Academic Press, [3]. R. Quinlan, Comparing Connectionist and Symbolic Learning Methods, Computational Learning Theory and Natural Learning Systems, Vol. 1, The MIT Press, 1994, pp [4] S. Russell and P. Norvig, Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, Prentice Hall, [5]. W. Shavlik, R.. Mooney, and G. G. Towell, Symbolic and Neural Learning Algorithms: An Experimental Comparison, Machine Learning, 6(2), 1991, pp [6] S. Danaher et al., A Comparison of the Characterization of Agricultural Land Using Singular Value Decomposition and Neural Networks, Neurocomputing in Remote Sensing Data Analysis, Springer, [7]. Lee et al., A Neural Network Approach to Cloud Classification, IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing of Environment, 66, 1990, pp [8] G. A. Carpenter and S. Grossberg, A Self- Organizing Neural Network for Supervised Learning, Recognition, and Prediction, IEEE Communications Magazine, September 1992, pp [9] G. Carpenter, S. Grossberg, and K. Iizuka, Comparative Performance Measures of Fuzzy ARTMAP, Learned Vector Quantization, and Back Propagation for Handwritten Character Recognition, Proceedings of the International oint Conference on Neural Networks, Vol. 1, une 1992, pp [10]N. Srinivasa, Learning and Generalization of Noisy Mappings Using a Modified PROBART Neural Network, IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, Vol. 45, No. 10, October [11]C. P. Lim and R. F. Harrison, Probilistic Fuzzy ARTMAP: An Autonomous Neural Network Architecture for Bayesian Probility

6 Estimation, Proceedings of Fourth International Conference on Artificial Neural Networks, une 1995, pp [12]Y. H. Tay and M. Khalid, Comparison of Fuzzy ARTMAP and MLP Neural Networks for Handwritten Character Recognition, Proceedings of International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) Symposium on Artificial Intelligent in Real-Time Control, Kuala Lumpur, September 1997, pp [13]R. A. Fisher, The Use of Multiple Measurements in Taxonomic Problems, Annual Eugenics, 7, Part II, 1936, pp [14]Statlog Project Datasets, Retrieved March 28, 2003, from datasets/segment/segment.doc.html [15]D. H. Deterding, Speaker Normalization for Automatic Speech Recognition, Ph.D. Dissertation, Cambridge, England, [16]The UCI Knowledge Discovery in Datases Archive, Retrieved February 14, 2003, from control/synthetic_control.html [17]A.. Robinson, Dynamic Error Propagation Networks, Ph.D. Dissertation, Cambridge University, Cambridge, England, [18]E. Keogh and S. Kasetty, On the Need for Time Series Data Mining Benchmarks: A Survey and Empirical Demonstration, Proceedings of SIGKDD, 2002.

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