GRAPHICAL DATA PROCESSING RESEARCH STUDY AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION
Abstract
The trainability of learning machi es is discussed. A non-mathematical descriptive treatment is pr sented, covering the fundamentals of elementary machines. An attempt was made to develop an intuitive apprecia ion of w y these machines work. A mathematical description is then given of the geometrical interpretation of successive transformations by which a pattern at the machine input becomes a point in the classification space, and of a test for linear separability. Task E was completed with a survey of indexing and r trieval of non-alphanumeric graphical information for ili ary purposes. There appear to be no basic methodological problems to prevent t e development of an index that provides complete and sys ematic reference to all significant topological features or man-made objects shown on printed maps and aerial photographs. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Dec 01, 1961
- Accession Number
- AD0273440
Entities
People
- A.e. Brain
- N.j. Nilsson
Organizations
- SRI International