Distribution theory based enrichment of sparse data for...

Data processing: artificial intelligence – Machine learning

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C382S133000

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07127435

ABSTRACT:
A technique for enriching sparse data for machine learning techniques such as supervised artificial neural network includes receiving the sparse data and enriching the received data around a deviation of the mean of the received data using a predetermined distribution. The technique further includes outputting the enriched data for unbiased and increased performance during the machine learning.

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