nce than the standard or classic algorithms for pattern discovery
gnition [Waldrop, 2019].
nately, several new ideas have been motivated such as the Lasso
twork [Ross and Lage, 2017; Mohammadi, 2020] and the sparse
ral network [Scardapane, et al., 2017; Qiao, et al., 2020]. The
ural network can increase the interpretation capability using a L1
pplied to the input gradient shown below, where x stands for
stands for labels, Hሺݕ, ݕොሻ stands for the cross-entropy,
ߠ|ݔ, ݕሻൌܪሺݕ, ݕොሻߣఏ‖ߠ‖ଵߣ ቛ௫ܪቀଵ
, ݕොቁቛ
ଵ
(9.1)
onventional approach for generating a sparse neural network as
deep learning model for increasing the interpretation capability
y a regularisation constraint to the model parameters (weights).
her alternative, the group sparse regularisation deep learning
aims to group neurons or regularise neurons to achieve a better
erpretation capability [Scardapane, et al., 2017; Lin and Runger,
ao, et al., 2020]. All of these new efforts aim to explore the
ation capability of a neural network model or a deep network
is expected that these new developments may play an increasing
ological/medical pattern analysis projects soon. To increase the
ce of a neural network model or a deep neural network model, it
n well recognised that few neurons can promote a better
ce power of a network [Lechner, et al., 2020]. But how to reduce
l complexity while maintaining the model accuracy is still an
ject for research. The promising ideas of new research suggest
bination between artificial intelligence with deep learning to
more interpretable machine learning models [Heaven, 2019].
misation with evolutionary computation
etic algorithm [Holland, 1992], the genetic programming
m [Koza, 2010] and the evolutionary algorithms [Back and
, 1993] belong to another important area of machine learning