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6 September 2019 Nonlinear spectral preprocessing for small-brain machine learning
Luat T. Vuong, Hobson Lane
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Abstract
Substantial computing costs are required to use deep-learning algorithms. Here, we implement feature extraction based on analytic relations in the Fourier-transform domain. In an example relevant to visual odometry, we demonstrate a reduction in algorithmic complexity with cross-power spectral preprocessors for feature extraction in lieu of learned convolutional filters. With spectral reparameterization and spectral pooling, not only can the optical flow (spatial disparity of images in a sequence) be computed, but occluding objects can also be tracked in the foreground without deep learning. There is evidence that insects with small brains implement similar visual-data spectral preprocessors, which may be critical in the development of future real-time machine learning applications.
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Luat T. Vuong and Hobson Lane "Nonlinear spectral preprocessing for small-brain machine learning", Proc. SPIE 11139, Applications of Machine Learning, 111390T (6 September 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2530789
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KEYWORDS
Optical computing

Neural networks

Optical components

Visualization

Diffraction

Hybrid optics

Nonlinear optical materials

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