How Can I Map Particle Swarm Optimization On Nueral Network?

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hey my dissertation topic is Optimizing weights of Artificial Neural Network using Particle Swarm Optimization method for any kind of data set so i want to map particle swarm optimization on nueral network but i don't the exact mapping ex. how to calculate velocity & how to map that velocity which is calculated in pso on nueral network. so plzz guide me about how to map pso on nueral network...!
i want code or just logic behind this mapping...!
thank u in advance...!

Posted 18-Oct-14 8:41am

bhavin Vaghela

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ohk thank u sir.. i got the whole code of particle swarm optimization from code project but i want to map it on nueral network so is there any option available for it.
i just want the logic behind it sir.
because i'm stuck in it since 1 month.

Posted 18-Oct-14 9:44am

bhavin Vaghela

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you can search scholar google for it & search some research papers regarding it & if you have a access of ieee than it's best option of it.

Posted 18-Oct-14 9:50am

bkv_123

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bkv_123 · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-18T09:29:00

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good question but i think you have to find it because there is no methods available for it you have to made your own algorithm for it .
you can search pso algorithm from google & you can improve it for this purpose because i think no algorithm or logic available for it...

Posted 18-Oct-14 9:29am

bkv_123