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Fig. 1.1 Block diagram of the Genetic Ensemble Biased ARTMAP system
Table 3.1 Prediction accuracy of bootstrapped mean of the genetic optimized population, and the probabilistic voting system
Table 3.2 Classification performance of Fuzzy ARTMAP (ble voting and reliability thresholdλ = 0) with probabilistic ensem-
Table 3.3 Classification performance of Biased ARTMAP (semble voting and reliability thresholdλ = 0:10) with probabilistic en-

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