2003
DOI: 10.1117/12.501159
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Multichannel spatio-temporal topographic processing for visual search and navigation

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“…The ordered set of equations, described in Section II in each layer, is summarized in (5)-(10). Our goal is to minimize the error function (4) where is the desired output, is the current output, and is . For each training data set, starting at the input nodes, a forward pass is used to compute the activity levels of all the nodes in the network to obtain the current output .…”
Section: B Parameter Learning Algorithm Of Rfccnnmentioning
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“…The ordered set of equations, described in Section II in each layer, is summarized in (5)-(10). Our goal is to minimize the error function (4) where is the desired output, is the current output, and is . For each training data set, starting at the input nodes, a forward pass is used to compute the activity levels of all the nodes in the network to obtain the current output .…”
Section: B Parameter Learning Algorithm Of Rfccnnmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides some basic image processing tasks, the CNN has been used to mimic the local function of biological neural circuits, especially the human visual pathway system [3]. A current biological study [4] shows that mammalian visual systems process the world through a set of separate parallel channels. Each subchannel can be regarded as a unique CNN.…”
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“…Besides some basic image processing tasks, the CNN has been used to mimic the local function of biological neural circuits, especially the human visual pathway system [3]. According to a current biological study [4], mammalian visual systems process the world through a set of separate parallel channels. As shown in Figure 2, each subchannel can be regarded as a unique CNN.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To make a set of CNNs in parallel achieve higher-level information processing, several integrated CNN systems were also proposed [4], [9]-- [11]. The common problem of these approaches is that the corresponding templates cannot be learned and the fuzzy rules must be obtained by domain experts.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%