Microcircuit learning nets: improved recognition by means of pattern feedback

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Pattern feedback is a new concept in learning networks of adaptive microcircuits. The net is trained to produce a model output pattern. During use, the output patterns are fed back to the input. Recognition of an input pattern takes place if a stable model output pattern is generated.

Inspec keywords: cybernetics; networks (circuits)

Subjects: Pattern recognition

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