JOURNAL ARTICLE
Cellular neural network implementations: a current mode approach
J.E. VarrientosJ. Ramírez‐AnguloE. Sánchez‐Sinencio
Year: 2002 Journal: IEEE International Workshop on Cellular Neural Networks and their Applications Pages: 216-225
Abstract
A current-mode CMOS circuit implementation of a cellular neural network is discussed. The implementation mimics classical cellular automata and has been designed for image processing. Signals are processed in current mode using simple current mirrors, inverters, and sources. Simulations for networks constructed have shown effectiveness in edge detection and noise removal. >
Keywords:
Computer science Cellular neural network Cellular automaton Artificial neural network Current (fluid) Electronic engineering Mode (computer interface) CMOS Noise (video) Implementation Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution Electrical engineering Artificial intelligence Image (mathematics) Engineering
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Topics
Neural Networks Stability and Synchronization
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Computer Networks and Communications
Cellular Automata and Applications
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Computational Theory and Mathematics
Neural Networks and Applications
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Artificial Intelligence
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