Abstract

Radial Basis Function Neural Networks (RBFNs) are nowadays quite popular due to their ability to discover and approximate complex nonlinear dependencies within the data under analysis. Performance of the RBF network depends on numerous factors related to its initialization and training. The paper proposes an approach to the radial basis function networks design, where initial parameters of the network, output weights and parameters of the transfer function are set using the proposed agent-based population learning algorithm (PLA). The algorithm is validated experimentally. Advantages and main features of the PLA-based RBF designs are discussed basing on results of the computational experiment.

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