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An Artificial Neural Approach To The Decomposition Problem, Chandrashekar L. Masti
An Artificial Neural Approach To The Decomposition Problem, Chandrashekar L. Masti
Electrical & Computer Engineering Theses & Dissertations
The goal of this thesis is to develop an artificial neural approach toward addressing the intractability involved with the decomposition problem. The search for the lattice of substitution property (s. p.) partitions essential to decompositions is cast into the framework of constraint satisfaction. An artificial neural network is developed to provide solutions by performing optimization of a mathematically derived objective function over the problem space. The issue of transitivity is verified to belong to a class of problems beyond the scope of solvability for conventional quadratic-order constraint satisfaction neural networks. A theorem is stated and proved establishing that third-order correlations …