CRITERION OF NUMBER OF RESOLVABLE ARGUMENTS FOR SELECTION OF USEFUL SIGNS FOR RECOGNITION AND PREDICTION SYSTEMS,
Abstract
The author has developed a criterion of resolvable arguments for the selection of the most useful signs in recognition and prediction systems. The criterion makes it possible to find the minimum number of primary sensor units with which all images of the learning sequence can be divided with a multiple equal to unity. It is shown that the application of generalized signs (products of primary signs) does not change the selection of sensor units and can be used only to increase the multiplicity of resolution of the arguments to the value of q = 2/n where n is the number of sensor units. Thus, the selection of primary signs has as its aim finding the minimum set of signs with the multiple equal to unity. The selection of generalized signs has as its aim finding sets with any required multiplicity less than q = 2/n. Algorithms of searching are proposed which are analogous to the method of dynamic programming. These methods reduce considerably the volume of selection of probable combinations of signs for the selection of these two sets.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 10, 1968
- Accession Number
- AD0680102
Entities
People
- O. H. Ivakhnenko
Organizations
- National Air and Space Intelligence Center