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Parallel Neural Learning for Control Problems on a Bus-Based Architecture
In [6], we distributed training instances over a single-channel broadcast communication model to speed up execution of the back-propagation learning algorithm for classification problems. In this paper, we extend this concept to control problems, where the output is not necessarily 0 or 1, but ranges over an interval. We first propose a modified back-propagation learning algorithm that incrementally decreases the error threshold by half in order to process training instances with large weight changes as quickly as possible. This modified back-propagation learning algorithm is then parallelized using the single-channel broadcast communication model to n processors, where n is the number of training instances. Finally, the parallel back-propagation learning algorithm is modified for execution on a bounded number of processors to cope with real-world conditions.