Abstract
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Alexis Wieland
M.S. Z425
MITRE Corporation
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McLean, Virginia 22102
An Analysis of Noise Tolerance for a Neural Network
Recognition System
Alexis Wieland
Russell Leighton
Garry Jacyna
MITRE Corporation
Signal Processing Center
7525 Colshire Drive
McLean, Virginia 22102
This paper analyzes the performance of a neural network designed to carry
out a simple recognition task when its input signal has been corrupted with
gaussian or correlated noise. The back-propagation algorithm was used to
train a neural network to categorize input images as being an A, B, C, D,
or nothing independent of rotation, contrast, and brightness, and in the
presence of large amounts of additive noise. For bandlimited white gaussian
noise the results are compared to the performance of an optimal matched
filter. The neural network is shown to perform classification at or near
the optimal limit.
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