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1 August 1991 Hierarchical neural net with pyramid data structures for region labeling of images
David P. Rosten, Patrick Wingkee Yuen, Bobby R. Hunt
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Abstract
In practical pattern recognition problems, one-shot classifiers such as single feedforward neural networks trained by back-propagation may operate inefficiently in a complex pattern space and/or have unstable trained configurations. An alternative is a decision tree classifier. The authors report on the design, training, and accuracy of a hierarchical classifier implementing neural nets. Each nonterminal node is a separate feedforward neural network and is neither restricted to binary decisions nor limited to using only one feature to make those decisions. The features are pyramid data structures: identical texture parameters calculated across three different image resolutions about the training sites. In this application, results show a twenty percent relative increase in accuracy over the monolithic classifier.
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David P. Rosten, Patrick Wingkee Yuen, and Bobby R. Hunt "Hierarchical neural net with pyramid data structures for region labeling of images", Proc. SPIE 1472, Image Understanding and the Man-Machine Interface III, (1 August 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.46477
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KEYWORDS
Neural networks

Curium

Feature extraction

Image understanding

Image resolution

Binary data

Image classification

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