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Technical Committee on Neurocomputing (NC)  (Searched in: 2007)

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Committee Date Time Place Paper Title / Authors Abstract Paper #
NC 2007-11-18
12:30
Saga Saga Univ. Development of a Vision Chip with a Switched-Resistor Network
Shosuke Morimoto, Seiji Kameda, Atsushi Iwata (Hiroshima Univ.) NC2007-55
A neuromorphic silicon retina carries out real-time image processing
by massively-parallel circuit structure.
A resi... [more]
NC2007-55
pp.1-6
NC 2007-11-18
12:55
Saga Saga Univ. Development of a compact visual signal processing module inspired by insect vision
Hirotsugu Okuno, Tetsuya Yagi (Osaka Univ.) NC2007-56
Insects can process visual signals efficiently with limited nervous networks of the small cephalon, and survive in the n... [more] NC2007-56
pp.7-11
NC 2007-11-18
13:20
Saga Saga Univ. Binocular robot vision system that emulates neural mechanism of sterescopic vision
Kazuhiro Shimonomura, Tetsuya Yagi (Osaka Univ.) NC2007-57
We describe a binocular robot vision system for emulating computational models
of streoscopic vision in brain.
The s... [more]
NC2007-57
pp.13-18
NC 2007-11-18
13:45
Saga Saga Univ. Toward a Bio-Inspired Image Processor for Edge Extraction with Single-Electron Devices
Andrew Kilinga Kikombo (Hokkaido Univ.), Alexandre Schmid (Swiss Fed. Inst. of Tech.), Tetsuya Asai (Hokkaido Univ.), Yusuf Leblebici (Swiss Fed. Inst. of Tech.), Yoshihito Amemiya (Hokkaido Univ.) NC2007-58
Edge extraction in incident images is a primary function carried out in the vertebrate retina. Based on a biological mod... [more] NC2007-58
pp.19-24
NC 2007-11-18
14:25
Saga Saga Univ. Digital MLP with Binary Connection and Its Application
Tohru Abe, Toshimichi Saito (HU) NC2007-59
This paper studies Digital Multi-Layer Perceptron (DLP) characterized by signum activation function and binary connectio... [more] NC2007-59
pp.25-29
NC 2007-11-18
14:50
Saga Saga Univ. Fundamental analysis of a Digital Spiking Neuron for development of a learning algorithm
Hiroyuki Torikai (Osaka Univ.) NC2007-60
The digital spiking neuron is a wired system of shift registers and behaves like a spiking neuron model.
By adjusting t... [more]
NC2007-60
pp.31-36
NC 2007-11-18
15:15
Saga Saga Univ. Evaluation of a CMOS Spiking Neural Network LSI with STDP Function
Hideki Tanaka, Takashi Morie (Kyutech), Kazuyuki Aihara (Tokyo Univ.) NC2007-61
In some spiking neuron models, analog information is expressed by the
timing of neuronal spike firing events, and synap... [more]
NC2007-61
pp.37-42
NC 2007-11-18
15:40
Saga Saga Univ. Four Valued SRAM with neuron MOSFETs
Yoshiaki Hirata, Yoshikazu Ishimaru, Akio Shimizu, Sumio Fukai (Saga Univ.) NC2007-62
 [more] NC2007-62
pp.43-48
NC 2007-11-18
16:20
Saga Saga Univ. [Invited Talk] An integrated circuit and characteristics of the Burst ID neural network
Koji Nakajima, Shinya Suenaga, Akari Sato, Takahiro Sota, Yoshihiro Hayakawa (Tohoku Univ.) NC2007-63
We report the characteristics of a neural network comprising neuron units with bursting, and its integrated circuit that... [more] NC2007-63
pp.49-54
NC 2007-11-19
10:15
Saga Saga Univ. Inversed Function Delayed Network for Traveling Salesman Problem
Takahiro Sota, Yoshihiro Hayakawa, Koji Nakajima (Tohoku Univ.) NC2007-64
Many researchers have attempted to solve the combinatorial optimization problems by using neural networks which have hig... [more] NC2007-64
pp.55-60
NC 2007-11-19
10:40
Saga Saga Univ. Midpoint-Validation Method for Support Vector Machine
Shota Ikubo, Hiroki Tamura, Koichi Tanno (Miyazaki Univ.) NC2007-65
In recent years, support vector machine (abbr. SVM) is one of the most influential and powerful tools for solving classi... [more] NC2007-65
pp.61-64
NC 2007-11-19
11:05
Saga Saga Univ. Online Feedback Error Learning Control of Neural Network with Scaling Factor for an Inverted Pendulum
Yuzuru Morita, Hiroshi Wakuya (Saga Univ.) NC2007-66
This paper presents an application of the feedback error learning technique for online control of an inverted pendulum s... [more] NC2007-66
pp.65-70
NC 2007-11-19
13:00
Saga Saga Univ. Colored Noise Stabilizes Asynchronous Persistent Activity
Kosuke Hamaguchi (RIKEN), Nicolas Brunel (CNRS-Univ.) NC2007-67
Prefrontal neurons shows persistent activity during the delay
period of working memory tasks. A natural way to explain... [more]
NC2007-67
pp.71-76
NC 2007-11-19
13:25
Saga Saga Univ. A Moving Image Generation Based on Sequential Backward Projection in Self-Organizing Map
Takahiro Ishiguma, Hiroshi Wakuya (Saga Univ.) NC2007-68
A self-organizing map (SOM) is a topology-preserving projector between the input and the competitive layers. Recently, a... [more] NC2007-68
pp.77-82
NC 2007-11-19
13:50
Saga Saga Univ. The clustering of MIDI music using Self-Organizing Map
Kouhei Tanaka, Hiroshi Dozono (Saga Univ.) NC2007-69
As the classification system of musical information, we propose a clustering method of MIDI music data using Self Organi... [more] NC2007-69
pp.83-88
NC 2007-11-19
14:15
Saga Saga Univ. Constructing error correcting output coding using latent variable models
Nobuhiko Yamaguchi (Saga Univ.) NC2007-70
The object of this paper is to construct a multi-class classifier by Error-Correcting Output Coding (ECOC) approach. The... [more] NC2007-70
pp.89-93
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