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2 September 1993 Image compression and SANN equations
Ying Liu
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Abstract
Image compression can be achieved by using stochastic artificial neural networks (SANN). The idea is to store an image in stable distribution of a stochastic neural network. Given an input image f (epsilon) F, one can find a SANN t (epsilon) T such that the equilibrium distribution this SANN is the given image f. Therefore, the input image, f, is encoded into a specification of a SANN, t. This mapping from F (image space) to T (parameter space of SANN) defines SANN transformation. To complete a SANN transformation, an SANN equation has to be solved. In this paper, we will first introduce two types of SANN equations. Then, we will develop an algorithm to solve SANN equation.
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Ying Liu "Image compression and SANN equations", Proc. SPIE 1965, Applications of Artificial Neural Networks IV, (2 September 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.152561
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KEYWORDS
Stochastic processes

Neural networks

Neurons

Artificial neural networks

Image compression

Dynamical systems

Algorithm development

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