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Vol 27, No 4 (2018)

Article

Mathematical Model of the Human Visual System

Gulina Y.S., Koliuchkin V.Y., Trofimov N.E.

Abstract

A mathematical model of visual system of the human observing images on optoelectronic device display is proposed. The model allows to formalize in linear approximation the physiological processes of registration and transformation of halftone object images in the human visual system in the presence of external and internal noise, and to estimate the detection probability of objects visual images in the form of Johnson’s equivalent bar patterns. On the basis of proposed model mathematical expressions for the visual system contrast sensitivity function are derived. Experimental studies on the measurement of this characteristic are carried out. A satisfactory agreement between the calculated and experimental results indicates the adequacy of the proposed mathematical model for the accepted restrictions on its applicability.

Optical Memory and Neural Networks. 2018;27(4):219-234
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n-vicinity Method and 1D Ising Model

Kryzhanovsky B.V., Litinskii L.B.

Abstract

For a 1D Ising model, we obtained an exact expression for the spectral density in an n-vicinity of the ground state and explained why our n-vicinity method with the Gaussian approximation of the spectral density did not applicable in this case. We also found an analytical expression for the distribution of magnetization at an arbitrary temperature. When the temperature tends to zero the distribution of magnetization gradually flattens.

Optical Memory and Neural Networks. 2018;27(4):235-245
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Neural Networks in Video-Based Age and Gender Recognition on Mobile Platforms

Kharchevnikova A.S., Savchenko A.V.

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The paper considers the use of convolutional neural networks for the concurrent recognition of the gender and age of a person by video records of his face. The emphasis is on the incorporation of the approach into mobile video analytics systems. We have investigated the fusion of decisions obtained during the processing of each video frame, including the use of the classifier committee based on Dempster-Shafer theory. We propose the novel age prediction method using the evaluation of the expectation of the most probable ages. We have compared existing neural-net models with a specially trained modification of the MobileNet convolution network with two outputs. The experimental results are given for such data collections as Kinect, IJB-A, Indian Movie and EmotiW. As compared with other conventional methods, our approach makes it possible to increase the age and gender recognition accuracy by 2–5% and 5–10% respectively.

Optical Memory and Neural Networks. 2018;27(4):246-259
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Neural Networks Based Sorting Order for Reversible Data Hiding in Pixel Prediction Error

Rasmi A., Arunkumar B.

Abstract

This paper presents a Reversible Data Hiding method in grayscale digital images using Pixel Prediction Error. The prediction error of the prediction error is modified to store the secret data. The prediction of the image pixels is carried out using interpolation from neighboring pixels. The high spatial correlation of image pixels in natural images lead to prediction errors close to zero. In the second step a further interpolation of prediction errors are applied to get the prediction error of prediction errors. These errors are then modified by using histogram modification procedure to carry the secret data in binary form. A novel artificial neural networks based system is trained to find the optimal sorting order of the prediction errors for embedding. In the existing work, a simple local complexity measure is used as a proxy for pixel prediction errors. However, in the proposed work the neural networks based solution gives a more optimal order to embed pixels. Experimental results and analysis are carried out with a set of eight test images with varying characteristics. It is shown that the proposed pixel sorting method gives better visual performance for the same embedding rate compared against existing procedure. The average Peak Signal to Noise Ratio of the proposed work is 56.1 dB which is better than 54.40 dB given by existing work.

Optical Memory and Neural Networks. 2018;27(4):260-271
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Performance Optimization of Speech Recognition System with Deep Neural Network Model

Wei Guan .

Abstract

With the development of internet, man-machine interaction has tended to be more important. Precise speech recognition has become an important means to achieve man-machine interaction. In this study, deep neural network model was used to enhance speech recognition performance. Feedforward fully connected deep neural network, time-delay neural network, convolutional neural network and feedforward sequence memory neural network were studied, and their speech recognition performance was studied by comparing their acoustic models. Moreover, the recognition performance of the model after adding different dimension human voice features was tested. The results showed that the performance of the speech recognition system could be improved effectively by using the deep neural network model, and the performance of feedforward sequence memory neural network was the best, followed by deep neural network, time-delay neural network and convolutional neural network. Different extraction features had different improvement effects on model performance. The performance of the model which was added with Fbank extraction features was superior to that added with Mel-frequency cepstrum coefficient (MFCC) extraction feature. The model performance improved after the addition of vocal characteristics. Different models had different vocal characteristic dimensions.

Optical Memory and Neural Networks. 2018;27(4):272-282
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Interpolation of Multidimensional Signals Based on Optimization of Entropy of Postinterpolation Remainders

Gashnikov M.V.

Abstract

We analyze adaptive algorithms for interpolation of multidimensional signals and propose interpolators based on auto-switching between simple interpolation functions in each point of a signal depending on local characteristics of the signal at this point. The switching is performed with the aid of a parametrized decision rule. To fined optimal values of the parameters of this decision rule, we use a criterion of the minimum energy of postinterpolation remainders and a criterion of the minimal entropy of quantized postinterpolation remainders. We discuss results of application of the proposed interpolator for solving the problems of superimposition of heterogeneous signals and compression of signals. We used real signals and performed computer simulations, which allowed us to compare the proposed interpolators with their prototypes and to estimate the gain resulting from their implementation.

Optical Memory and Neural Networks. 2018;27(4):283-291
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Optical Analysis of Synovial Fluid of Patients with Knee Joint Osteoarthrosis

Timchenko E.V., Timchenko P.E., Volova L.T., Dolgushkin D.A., Lazarev V.A., Yagofarova E.F., Markova M.D.

Abstract

The results of the study of synovial fluid (SF) of patients with knee joint osteoarthritis (OA). The optical analysis of the SF samples, harvested during exploratory punctures of knee joints of patients suffering the osteoarthrosis in different stages using the standard method, was made. A certain component composition of surface of SF samples that differs for healthy people and the patients, having knee joint osteoarthrosis in different stages, is possible to identify as a result of analysis with the use of Raman spectroscopy method. The introduced optical coefficients help to estimate the spectral composition of surface of SF samples of the patients, suffering the early and late stages of ОА.

Optical Memory and Neural Networks. 2018;27(4):292-296
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Development of a Neural Network for a Boiler Unit Generating Water Vapour Control

Muravyova E.A., Uspenskaya N.N.

Abstract

This article raises the question of neural networks application to control a boiler unit as a multidimensional system. The use of neural networks for managing technological processes helps to solve the problems of the operation of a complex control system, it improves its fail safety. The article proposes to apply a neural network to solve these problems. Technological process as a multidimensional system has been studied and described, the algorithm of the boiler has been described, neural network for controlling a boiler designed to produce water vapour under pressure has been developed, trained and tested. Development, training and testing of the neural network was carried out in Matlab program.

Optical Memory and Neural Networks. 2018;27(4):297-307
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