
doi: 10.1108/eb005423
A multilayer neuron structure which enables one to evaluate the size of a perceived angle is considered. The proposed neuron structure permits one to distinguish intersecting lines from non‐intersecting ones, parallel lines from non‐parallel ones, horizontal lines from vertical ones; and to determine the distance between parallel lines. The described neuron structure is non‐learning; it is invariant relative to an arbitrary location of an angle in a receptor field.
Pattern recognition, speech recognition, Formal languages and automata, General biology and biomathematics
Pattern recognition, speech recognition, Formal languages and automata, General biology and biomathematics
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