Why "trainbr" is called Bayesian regularization?

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NGUYEN on 6 Oct 2013

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Commented: the cyclist on 9 Oct 2013

Dear All,

"trainbr" is a network training function that updates the weight and bias values according to Levenberg-Marquardt optimization. I don't see any relationship between it and the Bayes theorem. Please help me explain this problem. Thank you so much,

Quyen Duc Nguyen,

quyenneo@gmail.com

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the cyclist on 7 Oct 2013

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19065804

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NGUYEN on 8 Oct 2013

Edited: NGUYEN on 8 Oct 2013

Dear Sir

I can't download this paper. I'm a student and I need this paper for my research. Can you share for me?

Thank you very much

Quyen

the cyclist on 9 Oct 2013

I don't have the paper. Sorry. Maybe you could contact the authors to get a copy.

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