The aim of this this paper is to present recent contributions to Stiefel-Grassman flow (SGF) learning algorithms, a new class of learning paradigms for neural layers which allow for orthonormal signal/data processing. SGF learning has been introduced by the present author in 1996 as a way of training linear neural layers dedicated to blind source separation. In the meantime, several contributions have appeared in the scientific literature concerning the same topic, thus the study of a general framework explaining the different results has become necessary. In previous papers we presented a learning theory which appeared general enough to encompass the existing approaches; in this paper the latest results found are reported and discussed and references are given to computer simulations performed in order to test the effectiveness of the algorithms.
Marko V. JankovicBranimir Reljin
Simone FioriAurelio UnciniFrancesco Piazza