From the Publisher: In recent years, opticalcomputing and opticalneuralnetworks research has enriched the field originally known as optical signal processing. optical Signal Processing, computing, and neural Networ...
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(纸本)0471536547
From the Publisher: In recent years, opticalcomputing and opticalneuralnetworks research has enriched the field originally known as optical signal processing. optical Signal Processing, computing, and neuralnetworks is a self-contained textbook that offers an introductory survey which examines photonics, linear and nonlinear signal processing, and numerical, symbolic, and neuralcomputing. This comprehensive sourcebook is a basic text for students who lack an intensive background in optic, electromagnetic, computer, and neuralnetwork theories. It will also serve as a working reference for optical physicists and engineers involved in current research and development of modern optical signal processing that includes opticalcomputing and neuralnetworks. The first chapter of this book contains the basic coherent theory and concepts of optical transformation. The second chapter introduces the fundamental concept of optical signal processing and its architectures. The third chapter presents selected applications in coherent optics while the fourth chapter discusses white-light processing and its applications. The advances of spatial-light modulators are discussed as well as hybrid-optical architectures using spatial-light modulators in later chapters. Applications of photorefractive crystals in optical signal processing are presented in chapter 7. Digital-opticalcomputing is described in chapter 8 while opticalneuralnetworks and their architectures, designs, and models are thoroughly covered in chapter 9. Examples and experimental results are included throughout the book to emphasize the concepts. Chapters include problem sets, 330 throughout, that reinforce key elements in the text.
An adaptive optical neuro network using inexpensive pocket size liquid crystal televisions (LCTVs) was recently developed by graduate students in the Electro-Optics Laboratory at The Pennsylvania State University. Alt...
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(纸本)0819406864
An adaptive optical neuro network using inexpensive pocket size liquid crystal televisions (LCTVs) was recently developed by graduate students in the Electro-Optics Laboratory at The Pennsylvania State University. Although this neuro-computing has only 8 × 8 = 64 neurons, it can be easily extended to 16 × 20 = 320 neurons. The major advantages of this LCTV architecture as compared wither other ONCs, are low cost and flexibility to operate. To test the performance, several neural net models are used. These models are interpattern association, hetero-association, and unsupervised learning algorithms. The system design considerations and experimental demonstrations are also included.
In this paper we introduce a new class of artificial neuralnetwork (ANN) models based on transformed domain feature extraction. Many optical and/or digital recognition systems based on transformed domain feature extr...
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The authors introduce a new class of artificial neuralnetwork (ANN) models based on transformed domain feature extraction. Many optical and/or digital recognition systems based on transformed domain feature extractio...
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The authors introduce a new class of artificial neuralnetwork (ANN) models based on transformed domain feature extraction. Many optical and/or digital recognition systems based on transformed domain feature extraction are available in practice. optical systems are inherently parallel in nature and are preferred for real time applications, whereas digital systems are more suitable for non-linear operations. In their ANN models the authors combine advantages of both digital and optical systems. Many transformed domain feature extraction techniques have been developed during the last three decades. They include: the Fourier transform (FT), the Walsh Hadamard transform (WHT), the discrete cosine transform (DCT), etc. As an example, the authors have developed ANN models using the FT and WHT domain features. The models consist of two stages, the feature extraction stage and the recognition stage. The authors use back-propagation and competitive learning algorithms in the recognition stage. They use these ANN models for invariant object recognition. The models have been used successfully to recognize various types of aircraft, and also have been tested with test patterns.< >
Proposes a neuralnetwork based on differential Gabor filters for computing the image flow. The approach attempts to overcome the limitation of the spatio-temporal frequency models by taking time derivatives of the Ga...
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Proposes a neuralnetwork based on differential Gabor filters for computing the image flow. The approach attempts to overcome the limitation of the spatio-temporal frequency models by taking time derivatives of the Gabor responses as the carrier of visual motion information. A differential Gabor filter is a linear filter with the spatial derivative of a Gabo elemental function as its impulse response function. The authors derive a rigorous scheme for computing image motion. Based on this computational scheme, they present the architecture of a neuralnetwork system for visual motion. The computational model effectively bypasses the certainty constraint that severely limits the accuracy of the spatio-temporal frequency models, and avoids the time dimension integration required by the spatio-temporal frequency models. Experimental results show that the differential Gabor filter model performs better than the existing models.< >
The authors introduce a self-generating neuralnetwork model based on Kohonen self-organizing feature maps for solving combinatorial optimization problems better than other neuralnetworkmodels. The model is called l...
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The authors introduce a self-generating neuralnetwork model based on Kohonen self-organizing feature maps for solving combinatorial optimization problems better than other neuralnetworkmodels. The model is called learning vector quantization (LVQ). In this model, the best matching neuron of the self-organizing feature maps is calculated with an energy function. The performance of this model was examined through two problems, the traveling salesman's problem and the n-queen problem. Simulations of the traveling salesman problem have been carried out for 10 and 30 cities. The optimum solutions for the 10 and 30 cities were obtained with a probability of 100% and 52% respectively. Simulations of the n-queen problem have been obtained within 90 steps of the self-organizing cycle. The 1000-queen problem has been solved within an average of 14 minutes on a SPARCstation1.< >
The authors use empirical statistical methods to obtain preliminary knowledge about the fault tolerant capabilities of a small-scale forward connected neocognitron. The research was performed in order to develop an an...
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The authors use empirical statistical methods to obtain preliminary knowledge about the fault tolerant capabilities of a small-scale forward connected neocognitron. The research was performed in order to develop an analytical basis for neuralnetwork hardware implementation. Several new fault models are assumed: connection weights stuck at zero or random values; and element output values or connection weight values fluctuating within a certain range about the correct values. Based on these fault models, test shells were simulated to study the neocognitron fault tolerant ability during its learning phase and post-learning phase performance. The result of this study shows that the neocognitron will, to a certain extent, tolerate faults in its post-learning performance phase and ignore the faults in its learning phase. Suggestions for hardware design of the neocognitron from a fault tolerant point of view are provided.< >
Summary form only given. An algorithm and an architecture of a simulated human vision system using connectionist models are discussed. An original approach to solve two major problems, occlusion and collision, is prop...
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Summary form only given. An algorithm and an architecture of a simulated human vision system using connectionist models are discussed. An original approach to solve two major problems, occlusion and collision, is proposed for a multiple target tracking system. This approach uses the recall properties of various neuralnetworkmodels. The system has been built on a 64-node transputer system with 2 MB memory on each transputer. This system employs both image-intensity-based optical flow methods to compute motions of multiple targets and token-based methods to track a designated target.< >
To fully use the advantages of optics in opticalneuralnetworks, an incoherent optical neuron (ION) model is proposed. The main purpose of this model is to provide for the requisite subtraction of signals without the...
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To fully use the advantages of optics in opticalneuralnetworks, an incoherent optical neuron (ION) model is proposed. The main purpose of this model is to provide for the requisite subtraction of signals without the phase sensitivity of a fully coherent system and without the cumbrance of photon–electron conversion and electronic subtraction. The ION model can subtract inhibitory from excitatory neuron inputs by using two device responses. Functionally it accommodates positive and negative weights, excitatory and inhibitory inputs, non-negative neuron outputs, and can be used in a variety of neuralnetworkmodels. This technique can implement conventional inner-product neuron units and Grossberg’s mass action law neuron units. Some implementation considerations, such as the effect of nonlinearities on device response, noise, and fan-in/fan-out capability, are discussed and simulated by computer. An experimental demonstration of optical excitation and inhibition on a 2-D array of neuron units using a single Hughes liquid crystal light valve is also reported.
How the mapping of decision trees into a multilayer neuralnetwork structure can be exploited for the systematic design of a class of layered neuralnetworks, called entropy nets (which have far fewer connections), is...
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How the mapping of decision trees into a multilayer neuralnetwork structure can be exploited for the systematic design of a class of layered neuralnetworks, called entropy nets (which have far fewer connections), is shown. Several important issues such as the automatic tree generation, incorporation of the incremental learning, and the generalization of knowledge acquired during the tree design phase are discussed. A two-step methodology for designing entropy networks is presented. The methodology specifies the number of neurons needed in each layer, along with the desired output, thereby leading to a faster progressive training procedure that allows each layer to be trained separately. Two examples are presented to show the success of neuralnetwork design through decision-tree mapping
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