2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.optcom.2021.127296
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A CNN-based FBG demodulation method adopting the GAF-assisted ascending dimension of complicated signal

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“…As the common conditions in the software training based on TensorFlow (Google's machine‐learning framework), we adopted softmax activation function for the output weights, [ 50 ] and utilized the adaptive momentum estimation optimizer [ 51 ] and the sparse categorical crossentropy loss function. [ 52 ] As shown in Figure 5f, after training, each cell weight was converted into the conductance of our artificial synapse, and quantized to a specific level in certain cases. In the hardware simulations, the quantized weight values were directly implemented as resistor elements on the synapse array.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the common conditions in the software training based on TensorFlow (Google's machine‐learning framework), we adopted softmax activation function for the output weights, [ 50 ] and utilized the adaptive momentum estimation optimizer [ 51 ] and the sparse categorical crossentropy loss function. [ 52 ] As shown in Figure 5f, after training, each cell weight was converted into the conductance of our artificial synapse, and quantized to a specific level in certain cases. In the hardware simulations, the quantized weight values were directly implemented as resistor elements on the synapse array.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This enables CNN to be used for the classification and calculation of time series signals. Zhao et al [26] use CNN to process some complex signals in fiber sensing. GAF is used to convert one-dimensional waveform signals into two-dimensional images, and then CNN is used to classify the signals under different temperature and magnetic field conditions, the results show that the effect is excellent.…”
Section: Dimensions Expandmentioning
confidence: 99%