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Statistical Neurodynamics for Sequence Processing Neural Networks with Finite Dilution
We extend the statistical neurodynamics to study transient dynamics of sequence processing neural networks with finite dilution, and the theoretical results are supported by extensive numerical simulations. It is found that the order parameter equations are completely equivalent to those of the Generating Functional Method, which means that crosstalk noise follows normal distribution even in the case of failure in retrieval process. In order to verify the gaussian assumption of crosstalk noise, we numerically obtain the cumulants of crosstalk noise, and third- and fourth-order cumulants are found to be indeed zero even in non-retrieval case.
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A Porn Video Detecting Method Based on Motion Features Using HMM
This paper proposes a method of identified reciprocating motion in pornographic video from other human action using Hidden Markov Model (HMM). The motion vectors are obtained by decoding the compressed MPEG video. Then the feature vectors are extracted by calculating the direction and the magnitude of the motion vectors. The feature vectors are fed to Hidden Markov Model for training and classification of actions. Six actions were trained with distinct HMM for classification. The correct recognition result is up to 90%.
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On Robust Stability of BAM Neural Networks with Constant Delays
The problems of determining the robust stability of bidirectional associative memory neural networks with delays are investigated in this paper. An approach combining the Lyapunov-Krasovskii stability theorem with the linear matrix inequality (LMI) technique is taken to study the problems, which provide bounds on the interconnection matrix and the activation functions. Some criteria for the robust stability, which give information on the delay-independence property, are derived. The results obtained in this paper provide one more set of easily verified guidelines for determining the robust stability of delayed BAM (DBAM) neural networks, which are less conservative and less restrictive than the ones reported recently in the literature. Some typical examples are presented to show the effectiveness of results.
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Target Recognition of FLIR Images on Radial Basis Function Neural Network
The study of small target recognition in low SNR (Signal Noise Ratio) is the key problem about processing of forward-looking infrared (FLIR) images information. Eight features of objects based on IR radiation characteristics and wavelet-based are presented. These features are used to a radial basis function (RBF) network as input for learning and classification. The propose recognition algorithm is invariant to the translation, rotation, and scale channel of a shape. Experiments by real infrared images and noisy images are performed, and recognition results show that the method is very effective.
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Taxonomy of Data Prefetching for Multicore Processors
Data prefetching is an effective data access latency hiding technique to mask the CPU stall caused by cache misses and to bridge the performance gap between processor and memory. With hardware and/or software support, data prefetching brings data closer to a processor before it is actually needed. Many prefetching techniques have been developed for single-core processors. Recent developments in processor technology have brought multicore processors into mainstream. While some of the single-core prefetching techniques are directly applicable to multicore processors, numerous novel strategies have been proposed in the past few years to take advantage of multiple cores. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive review of the state-of-the-art prefetching techniques, and proposes a taxonomy that classifies various design concerns in developing a prefetching strategy, especially for multicore processors. We compare various existing methods through analysis as well.
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Hypertool/2: A Parallel Incremental DAG Scheduling System
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Gold nanohole arrays for biochemical sensing fabricated by soft UV nanoimprint lithography
We report on results of fabrication and optical characterisation of sub-250nm periodic gold nanohole arrays on glass by using UV nanoimprint lithography (UV-NIL) combined with both reactive ion etching (RIE) and Cr/Au lift-off processes. The transmission spectra of the fabricated nanohole gratings were measured for different hole diameters and periods. We also show preliminary results of chemical sensing after surface modification of the gold hole arrays. In agreement with the theoretical prediction, we found that any change in the dielectric index of the surrounding environment of the metallic array produces a transmission peak red shift.