Neural Network
Note: Neural Network Analysis is performed in a Visual C++ program called "DataXplore" and "GeoXplore".
RBFLN stands for radial basis
functional link network. This method uses a training dataset of
"deposit" and "non-deposits" combined. This is a type of
supervised classification.
The fuzzy clustering method finds clusters of unique conditions in the evidential themes and does not use training data
(unsupervised).
The Probabilistic Neural Network (PNN) uses training sites of "deposits" and "Not deposits" combined and allows for a fuzzy membership attribute of these training sites. This is a type of supervised classification.
The PNN method is applied to the same files as the RBFLN. The Fuzzy clustering uses only the Class table without the training table.
A fuzzy membership attribute between [0,1] can be added to the training points for use with the RBFLN and PNN methods. This fuzzy membership provides a way of ranking the training sites. For example a model of large deposits could give the Deposits Training sites a fuzzy membership based on the size of the deposits. These might go from 0.5 for a small deposit to 1 for a large deposit. Then the "Not Deposits" training sites could all have memberships of zero or some other appropriate value.
Setting Analysis Parameters
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