EXTENDED NEO-FUZZY NEURON IN THE TASK OF IMAGES FILTERING
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https://doi.org/10.15588/1607-3274-2014-1-16Keywords:
color images, disturbance, contours, filtering, neo-fuzzy neuron.Abstract
The paper describes a modification of the neo-fuzzy neuron called as «extended neo-fuzzy neuron» (ENFN) that characterized by improved approximating properties. The adaptive learning algorithm for ENFN is proposed, that has both following and smoothing properties and allows to solve problems of prediction, filtering and smoothing of non-stationary disturbed stochastic and chaotic signals. A distinctive feature of ENFN is its implementation computational simplicity compared with artificial neural networks and neuro-fuzzy systems. These properties of the proposed neo-fuzzy neuron make it very effective in suppressing noise in image filtering.References
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