sumanth-bmsce / Unsupervised_Extreme_Learning_Machine
Unsupervised Extreme Learning Machine(ELM) is a non-iterative algorithm used for feature extraction. This method is applied on the IRIS Dataset for non-linear feature extraction and clustering using k-means, Self Organizing Maps(Kohonen Network) and EM Algorithm
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