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16 September 1992 Modified backpropagation neural network with applications to image compression
Surender K. Kenue
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Abstract
The back-propagation neural network algorithm is an iterative technique for learning the relationship between an input and output. This algorithm has been successfully used in many real-world applications; however, it suffers from slow convergence problems and can get struck in local minima of the weight-error surface. A generalization of previously proposed activation functions has been developed using a free parameter for improved convergence. A modified algorithm based on these function is suggested by bounding the input data to the derivative evaluation in the backwards pass. The modified algorithm has demonstrated superior performance on the standard parity and encoder problems. Finally, a histogram normalization technique is presented for image data compression for improved convergence.
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Surender K. Kenue "Modified backpropagation neural network with applications to image compression", Proc. SPIE 1709, Applications of Artificial Neural Networks III, (16 September 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.140017
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KEYWORDS
Image compression

Computer programming

Evolutionary algorithms

Signal to noise ratio

Neural networks

Artificial neural networks

Algorithm development

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