A new approach, gradient-based neuroplastic adaptation, is proposed for optimizing Neuro-fuzzy networks (NFNs) parameters and structure concurrently.
NFNs are symbolic function approximations with advantages like transparency and universal function approximation ability.
The traditional sequential design process for NFNs is inefficient, leading to suboptimal architecture; the new approach addresses this limitation.
Empirical evidence shows the effectiveness of the new method in training NFNs with online reinforcement learning to excel in vision-based video game scenarios.