sda@cs.exeter.ac.uk (Steven Dakin) (11/16/88)
Recently I read an interesting article on applications of neural nets
in the field of visual edge detection. Basically it showed that single layer
nets couldn't be trained using a simple learning rule (eg. delta) to recognise
lines of various orientations. The problem is that a set of weights to
recognise verticals destroy all the information about horizontality inherent
in the pattern of connectivity.The author proposed a solution using hidden
units.
So far so good.
However some months on, and I can't for the life of me remember
the reference or the author. I have a feeling it may be unpublished, but if
anyone has come across this piece, or indeed any related work in the field,
please mail me.
I'll compile and mail a list if there's enough.
Thanks.
Steven Dakin (sda@uk.ac.exeter.cs)