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Adaptive fuzzy c-means clustering algorithm for a radial basis function network

This paper presents a new recursive hybrid algorithm for training a radial basis function (RBF) network. The algorithm consists of a proposed clustering algorithm to position the RBF centres and the Givens least-squares algorithm to estimate the weights. This paper begins with a discussion about the problems of clustering in positioning RBF centres. Then a new clustering algorithm called adaptive fuzzy c-means clustering algorithm is proposed to reduce the problems. The capability of the proposed algorithm was tested to model three data sets: one simulated and two real data sets. It was found that the algorithm provided good performance. The performance of the algorithm was then compared with adaptive k-means, non-adaptive k-means and non-adaptive fuzzy cmeans clustering algorithms. Overall performance of the RBF network that used the proposed clustering algorithm was found to be much better than those that used other clustering algorithms. Simulation results also revealed that the algorithm was not sensitive to initial centres.