Distributed Fiber Vibrant Sensor System is a new type of system, which could be used in long-distance, strong-EMI condition for monitoring vibration and sound signals. Position determination analysis toward this syste...
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(纸本)9780819487469
Distributed Fiber Vibrant Sensor System is a new type of system, which could be used in long-distance, strong-EMI condition for monitoring vibration and sound signals. Position determination analysis toward this system is popular in previous papers, but patternrecognition of the output signals of the sensor has been missed for a long time. This function turns to critical especially when it is used for real security project in which quick response to intrusion is a must. After pre-processing the output signal of the system, a MFCC-based approach is provided in this paper to extract features of the sensing signals, which could be used for patternrecognition in real project, and the approach is proved by large practical experiments and projects.
Linear classifiers based on computation over the real numbers R (e. g., with operations of addition and multiplication) denoted by (R, +, x), have been represented extensively in the literature of patternrecognition....
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Linear classifiers based on computation over the real numbers R (e. g., with operations of addition and multiplication) denoted by (R, +, x), have been represented extensively in the literature of patternrecognition. However, a different approach to pattern classification involves the use of addition, maximum, and minimum operations over the reals in the algebra (R, +, v, Lambda). These pattern classifiers, based on lattice algebra, have been shown to exhibit superior information storage capacity, fast training and short convergence times, high pattern classification accuracy, and low computational cost. Such attributes are not always found, for example, in classical neural nets based on the linear inner product. In a special type of lattice associative memory (LAM), called a dendritic LAM or DLAM, it is possible to achieve noise-tolerant pattern classification by varying the design of noise or error acceptance bounds. This paper presents theory and algorithmic approaches for the computation of noise-tolerant lattice associative memories (LAMs) under a variety of input constraints. Of particular interest are the classification of nonergodic data in noise regimes with time-varying statistics. DLAMs, which are a specialization of LAMs derived from concepts of biological neural networks, have successfully been applied to pattern classification from hyperspectral remote sensing data, as well as spatial object recognition from digital imagery. The authors' recent research in the development of DLAMs is overviewed, with experimental results that show utility for a wide variety of pattern classification applications. Performance results are presented in terms of measured computational cost, noise tolerance, classification accuracy, and throughput for a variety of input data and noise levels.
In Bayesian patternrecognition research, static classifiers have featured prominently in the literature. A static classifier is essentially based on a static model of input statistics, thereby assuming input ergodici...
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In Bayesian patternrecognition research, static classifiers have featured prominently in the literature. A static classifier is essentially based on a static model of input statistics, thereby assuming input ergodicity that is not realistic in practice. Classical Bayesian approaches attempt to circumvent the limitations of static classifiers, which can include brittleness and narrow coverage, by training extensively on a data set that is assumed to cover more than the subtense of expected input. Such assumptions are not realistic for more complex pattern classification tasks, for example, object detection using pattern classification applied to the output of computer vision filters. In contrast, we have developed a two step process, that can render the majority of static classifiers adaptive, such that the tracking of input nonergodicities is supported. Firstly, we developed operations that dynamically insert (or resp. delete) training patterns into (resp. from) the classifier's patterndatabase, without requiring that the classifier's internal representation of its training database be completely recomputed. Secondly, we developed and applied a pattern replacement algorithm that uses the aforementioned pattern insertion/deletion operations. This algorithm is designed to optimize the patterndatabase for a given set of performance measures, thereby supporting closed-loop, performance-directed optimization. This paper presents theory and algorithmic approaches for the efficient computation of adaptive linear and nonlinear patternrecognition operators that use our pattern insertion/deletion technology - in particular, tabular nearest-neighbor encoding (TNE) and lattice associative memories (LAMs). Of particular interest is the classification of nonergodic datastreams that have noise corruption with time-varying statistics. The TNE and LAM based classifiers discussed herein have been successfully applied to the computation of object classification in hyperspectral re
Over the past quarter century, concepts and theory derived from neural networks (NNs) have featured prominently in the literature of patternrecognition. Implementationally, classical NNs based on the linear inner pro...
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Over the past quarter century, concepts and theory derived from neural networks (NNs) have featured prominently in the literature of patternrecognition. Implementationally, classical NNs based on the linear inner product can present performance challenges due to the use of multiplication operations. In contrast, NNs having nonlinear kernels based on Lattice Associative Memories (LAM) theory tend to concentrate primarily on addition and maximum/minimum operations. More generally, the emergence of LAM-based NNs, with their superior information storage capacity, fast convergence and training due to relatively lower computational cost, as well as noise-tolerant classification has extended the capabilities of neural networks far beyond the limited applications potential of classical NNs. This paper explores theory and algorithmic approaches for the efficient computation of LAM-based neural networks, in particular lattice neural nets and dendritic lattice associative memories. Of particular interest are massively parallel architectures such as multicore CPUs and graphics processing units (GPUs). Originally developed for video gaming applications, GPUs hold the promise of high computational throughput without compromising numerical accuracy. Unfortunately, currently-available GPU architectures tend to have idiosyncratic memory hierarchies that can produce unacceptably high data movement latencies for relatively simple operations, unless careful design of theory and algorithms is employed. Advantageously, some GPUs (e. g., the Nvidia Fermi GPU) are optimized for efficient streaming computation (e. g., concurrent multiply and add operations). As a result, the linear or nonlinear inner product structures of NNs are inherently suited to multicore GPU computational capabilities. In this paper, the authors' recent research in lattice associative memories and their implementation on multicores is overviewed, with results that show utility for a wide variety of pattern classifica
The proceedings contain 18 papers. The topics discussed include: noise tolerant dendritic lattice associative memories;algorithms for adaptive nonlinear patternrecognition;massively parallel computation of lattice as...
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The proceedings contain 18 papers. The topics discussed include: noise tolerant dendritic lattice associative memories;algorithms for adaptive nonlinear patternrecognition;massively parallel computation of lattice associative memory classifiers on multicore processors;fractal-based watermarking of color images;the optimum discrete scan-type approximation of low-pass type signals bounded by a measure like Kullback-Leibler divergence;extension of the concept of multi-legged-type signals to the optimum multidimensional running approximation of multidimensional band-limited signals;limited-photon 3D imagerecognition using photon-counting integral imaging;aligning images with cad models via quaternion optimization;the optimum approximation of multidimensional vector signals by multi-input multi-output matrix filter banks;multidimensional feature extraction from 3D hyperspectral images;and a comparative test of different compression methods applied to solar images.
Edge detection process plays an important role in image processing, and at its most basic level classifies image pixels into edges and non-edge pixels. The accuracy of edge detection methods in general image processin...
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Edge detection process plays an important role in image processing, and at its most basic level classifies image pixels into edges and non-edge pixels. The accuracy of edge detection methods in general image processing determines the eventual success or failure of computerized analysis procedures which follow the initial edge detection determinations. In view of this downstream impact on pattern processing, considerable care should be taken to improve the accuracy of the front-end edge detection. In general, edges would be considered as abrupt changes or discontinuity in intensity of an image. Therefore, most of edge detection algorithms are designed to capture signal discontinuities but the spatial character of especially complex edge patterns has not received enough attention. Edges can be divided into basic patterns such as ramp, impulse, and step: different types have different shapes and consequent mathematical properties. In this paper, the behavior of various edge patterns, under different order derivatives in the discrete domain, are examined and analyzed to determine how to accurately detect and localize these edge patterns, especially reducing double edge response that is one important drawback to the derivative method. General rules about the depiction of edge patterns are proposed. Asides from the ideal patterns already described, other pattern types, such as stair and roof, are examined to broaden the initial analysis. Experiments conducted to test my propositions support the idea that edge patterns are instructive in enhancing the accuracy of edge detection and localization.
image segmentation is one of the important applications in computer vision applications. In this paper, we present an image registration method that stiches multiple images into one complete view. Also, we demonstrate...
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(纸本)9780819482952
image segmentation is one of the important applications in computer vision applications. In this paper, we present an image registration method that stiches multiple images into one complete view. Also, we demonstrate how image segmentation is used as an error metric to evaluate image registration. This paper explains about the error analysis using patternrecognition algorithm such as watershed algorithm for calculating the error for image registration applications. In this paper, we compare pixel intensity-based error metric with object-based error metric for evaluating the registration results. We explain in which situation patternrecognition algorithm is superior to other conventional algorithm such as mean square error.
In this paper, a hyperspectral image lossy coder using three-dimensional Embedded ZeroBlock Coding (3D EZBC) algorithm based on Karhunen-Loève transform (KLT) and wavelet transform (WT) is proposed. This coding s...
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