Pattern Synthesis

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Part of the book series: Research Notes in Neural Computing ((NEURALCOMPUTING,volume 2))

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The prior induced by the Gibbs density (1.6) cannot be simulated directly for a general acceptor function and for n-values of practical interest. We shall therefore apply stochastic relaxation that has earlier been used extensively for lattice based models; see Geman-Geman (1984), Grenander (1983).

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Grenander, U., Chow, Y., Keenan, D.M. (1991). Pattern Synthesis. In: Hands. Research Notes in Neural Computing, vol 2. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3046-5_2

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