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Self organizing general pattern class separator and identifier

  • US 4,326,259 A
  • Filed: 03/27/1980
  • Issued: 04/20/1982
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/27/1980
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. An information processing system for separating classes of non-linearly as well as linearly separable patterns, each of said patterns being represented by a plurality N of input signals s1, s2, . . . sj . . . sN, said system comprising, in combination:

  • (a) a plurality N of input terminals, each terminal (j) adapted to receive one of the N input signals (sj);

    (b) a plurality M of summing means, each summing means (i) having N inputs and an output and being operative to provide a signal (p'"'"'i) at its output representing the sum of the signal representations applied to its inputs;

    (c) a plurality N×

    M of junction elements, each junction element (ij) coupling one of said input terminals (j) with one summing means (i) and providing a transfer of information from the respective input terminal j to the respective summing means i in dependence upon the signal (sj) appearing at the input terminal and upon the element transfer function Aij ;

    (d) a plurality M of threshold means, each threshold means (i) coupled to the output of one of said summing means (i) and adapted to produce an output (pi) whenever the output signal (p'"'"'i) produced by the respective summing means exceeds a given threshold value (θ

    pi),whereby the output P represented by the respective output signals p1, P2 . . . pi . . . pM of said threshold means provide a separation of the patterns represented by said input signals s1, s2, . . . sj . . . sN into classes.

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