Abstract

We derive a new sequential learning algorithm for Multilayered Perceptron (MLP) neural network robust to outliers. Presence of outliers in data results in failure of the model especially if data processing is performed on-line or in real time. Extended Kalman filter robust to outliers (EKF-OR) is probabilistic generative model in which measurement noise covariance is modeled as stochastic process over the set of symmetric positive-definite matrices in which prior is given as inverse Wishart distribution. Derivation of expressions comes straight form first principles, within Bayesian framework. Analytical intractability of Bayes' update step is solved using Variational Inference (VI). Experimental results obtained using real world stochastic data show that MLP network trained with proposed algorithm achieves low error and average improvement rate of 7% when compared directly to conventional EKF learning algorithm.

Highlights

  • Outliers have enormous importance when it comes to modelling engineering problems in which we have mathematical models of the physical system operating on-line

  • Learning algorithm based on extended Kalman filter Robust to Outliers (EKF-OR) for Multilayered Perceptron Neural Network (IID noise case) input g, p0, q0, r0

  • To fully assess perfomance of Multilayered Perceptron (MLP) network trained with Extended Kalman filter robust to outliers (EKF-OR) sequential learning algorithm we setup the following experiment

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Outliers have enormous importance when it comes to modelling engineering problems in which we have mathematical models of the physical system operating on-line. In engineering applications on-line processing of data is essential [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11] and failing to recognize, identify and process outliers may seriously jeopardize system’s performance and eventually cause failure. To have system with this ability is of great importance for engineering because this approach bypasses off-line identification and removal of outliers. Our algorithm is based on a conventional extended Kalman filter (EKF) but with the ability to process outliers during learning process as any other data point. Experimental results are given in the fourth part, while concluding remarks in the last section of the paper

LITERATURE REVIEW AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE PAPER
EXTENDED KALMAN FILTER ROBUST TO OUTLIERS
Bayesian learning and Variational Inference
Derivation of the EKF-OR learning algorithm
Pt I Kt H Mt H
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
CONCLUSION
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