There are 13 repositories under self-organizing-map topic.
Solving the Traveling Salesman Problem using Self-Organizing Maps
:red_circle: MiniSom is a minimalistic implementation of the Self Organizing Maps
Explore high-dimensional datasets and how your algo handles specific regions.
A GPU (CUDA) based Artificial Neural Network library
SuSi: Python package for unsupervised, supervised and semi-supervised self-organizing maps (SOM)
A multi-gpu implementation of the self-organizing map in TensorFlow
Python implementation of the Epigenetic Robotic Architecture (ERA). It includes standalone classes for Self-Organizing Maps (SOM) and Hebbian Networks.
Hierarchical self-organizing maps for unsupervised pattern recognition
Pytorch implementation of Self-Organizing Map(SOM). Use MNIST dataset as a demo.
Codes and Templates from the SuperDataScience Course
Self-Organizing Map [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-organizing_map] is a popular method to perform cluster analysis. SOM shows two main limitations: fixed map size constraints how the data is being mapped and hierarchical relationships are not easily recognizable. Thus Growing Hierarchical SOM has been designed to overcome this issues
Rust library for Self Organising Maps (SOM).
Huge-scale, high-performance flow cytometry clustering in Julia
Efficient Self-Organizing Map for Sparse Data
:sparkles: Spark ML implementation of SOM algorithm (Kohonen self-organizing map)
A photometric redshift monstrosity
It is Based on Anamoly Detection and by Using Deep Learning Model SOM which is an Unsupervised Learning Method to find patterns followed by the fraudsters.
Visualize a corpus of texts as a landscape with the aid of text mining, graph visualization and self-organizing maps
Autonomous Dynamic Learning Apprentice System
C implementation of the Kohonen Neural Network (SOM algorithm)
Machine Learning (ML) research within medicine and healthcare represents one of the most challenging domains for both engineers and medical specialists. One of the most desired tasks to be accomplished using ML applications is represented by disease detection. A good example of such a task is the detection of genetic abnormalities like Down syndrome, Klinefelter syndrome or Hemophilia. Usually, clinicians are doing chromosome analysis using the karyotype to detect such disorders. The main contribution of the current article consists of introducing a new approach called KaryML Framework, which is extending our previous research: KarySOM: An Unsupervised Learning based Approach for Human Karyotyping using Self-Organizing Maps . Our major goal is to provide a new method for an automated karyotyping system using unsupervised techniques. Additionally, we provide computational methods for chromosome feature extraction and to develop an intelligent system designed to aid clinicians during the karyotyping process.
High Frequency Time series Anomaly Detection using Self Organizing Maps (SOM) which is based on Competitive Learning a variant of the Neural Networks using K Nearest Neighbors
Clustering using Self-Organizing Maps through Non-Linear Principal Components Analysis - Rainfalls in Southwestern Colombia
Apply a clustering tool based on self-organizing-map to identify open clusters