In the context of new risks and threats associated to nuclear, biological and chemical （NBC） attacks, and given the shortcomings of certain analytical methods such as principal component analysis （PCA）, a neural n...In the context of new risks and threats associated to nuclear, biological and chemical （NBC） attacks, and given the shortcomings of certain analytical methods such as principal component analysis （PCA）, a neural network approach seems to be more accurate. PCA consists in projecting the spectrum of a gas collected from a remote sensing system in, firstly, a three-dimensional space, then in a two-dimensional one using a model of Multi-Layer Perceptron based neural network. It adopts during the learning process, the back propagation algorithm of the gradient, in which the mean square error output is continuously calculated and compared to the input until it reaches a minimal threshold value. This aims to correct the synaptic weights of the network. So, the Artificial Neural Network （ANN） tends to be more efficient in the classification process. This paper emphasizes the contribution of the ANN method in the spectral data processing, classification and identification and in addition, its fast convergence during the back propagation of the gradient.展开更多
Biometric techniques require critical operations of digital processing for identification of individuals. In this context, this paper aims to develop a system for automatic processing of fingerprint identification by ...Biometric techniques require critical operations of digital processing for identification of individuals. In this context, this paper aims to develop a system for automatic processing of fingerprint identification by their minutiae using Artificial Neural Networks （ANN）, which reveals to be highly effective. The ANN method implemented is a based on Multi-Layer Perceptron （MLP） model, which utilizes the algorithm of retro-propagation of gradient during the learning process. In such a process, the mean square error generated represents the specific parameter for the identification phase by comparing a fingerprint taken from a crime scene with those of a reference database.展开更多
文摘In the context of new risks and threats associated to nuclear, biological and chemical （NBC） attacks, and given the shortcomings of certain analytical methods such as principal component analysis （PCA）, a neural network approach seems to be more accurate. PCA consists in projecting the spectrum of a gas collected from a remote sensing system in, firstly, a three-dimensional space, then in a two-dimensional one using a model of Multi-Layer Perceptron based neural network. It adopts during the learning process, the back propagation algorithm of the gradient, in which the mean square error output is continuously calculated and compared to the input until it reaches a minimal threshold value. This aims to correct the synaptic weights of the network. So, the Artificial Neural Network （ANN） tends to be more efficient in the classification process. This paper emphasizes the contribution of the ANN method in the spectral data processing, classification and identification and in addition, its fast convergence during the back propagation of the gradient.
文摘Biometric techniques require critical operations of digital processing for identification of individuals. In this context, this paper aims to develop a system for automatic processing of fingerprint identification by their minutiae using Artificial Neural Networks （ANN）, which reveals to be highly effective. The ANN method implemented is a based on Multi-Layer Perceptron （MLP） model, which utilizes the algorithm of retro-propagation of gradient during the learning process. In such a process, the mean square error generated represents the specific parameter for the identification phase by comparing a fingerprint taken from a crime scene with those of a reference database.
