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2 October 2006 Biomimetic sensory abstraction using hierarchical quilted self-organizing maps
Jeffrey W. Miller, Peter H. Lommel
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Abstract
We present an approach for abstracting invariant classifications of spatiotemporal patterns presented in a high-dimensionality input stream, and apply an early proof-of-concept to shift and scale invariant shape recognition. A model called Hierarchical Quilted Self-Organizing Map (HQSOM) is developed, using recurrent self-organizing maps (RSOM) arranged in a pyramidal hierarchy, attempting to mimic the parallel/hierarchical pattern of isocortical processing in the brain. The results of experiments are presented in which the algorithm learns to classify multiple shapes, invariant to shift and scale transformations, in a very small (7×7 pixel) field of view.
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Jeffrey W. Miller and Peter H. Lommel "Biomimetic sensory abstraction using hierarchical quilted self-organizing maps", Proc. SPIE 6384, Intelligent Robots and Computer Vision XXIV: Algorithms, Techniques, and Active Vision, 63840A (2 October 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.686183
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Neurons

Brain

Brain mapping

Data modeling

Visual process modeling

Visualization

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