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Red.S.Sędziwy,SchedaeInformaticae,Vol.17/18December2009
Kraków2009,ISSN0860-0295,©byUJ
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properlane.Thispaperpresentsasolutionfortheroadedgedetectionproblem,
whichusesneuralnetworks.Usingthiswonderfultooli.e.neuralnetworks
wasdictatedbythedesiretobuildasystemthatdoesnotusecomplexalgorithms
toidentifyanimagebutisequallyeectiveorbetter.Oneofthemainobjectives
whilecreatingthissystemwasitsabilitytoeasilyadapttovariousroadconditions.
Theneuralnetworksusedhavebeentrainedon500samples.Thesamplescontain
theoriginalphotosandimagesofaselectedroad.Inthecourseoftheresearchtwo
solutionsarose.ThefirstsolutionistouseasinglePerceptrontorecognizetheroad.
ThesecondsolutionistoclassifythephotosusingaKohonennetworkandestablish
aseparatenetworkforeachclass.Thesecondchapterofthispaperdescribesa
theoreticalapproachtotheproblem.Adescriptionofasolutionispresentedin
thethird,mainchapter.Conclusionsdrawnwhilestudyingthesaidproblemand
suggestionsforfurtherdevelopmentofthesystemareincludedinthelastchapter.
2.Imagerecognition
Byanimagewewillunderstandatwo-dimensionalillustration.Thetaskofthe
imagerecognitionprocessistoassignatestobjecttoagrade.Thisassignmentis
basedonasequence,forwhichthecorrectclassificationisknownandthisimme-
diatelybringsaforementionedneuralnetworkstomind.Inordertodefineimage
recognitionproperly,wemustfirstdefinetheequivalencerelationshipK,known
alsoasaclassification.Thisrelationship(KDxD)isdefinedonasetofrec-
ognizedobjects(D)andsplitsitintoacollectionofequivalenceclassesD
ithat
correspondtoindividualimages.ThenumberofclassesgeneratedbyKisequalto
LandIisacollectionofindexesoftheseclasses,thereforewecanwrite:
D=UDi,
µ,νI±νD
µDν=,
dµ,dνD(d
µ,dν>K
iI(d
µDi)(dνDi).
Itfollowstherepresentation:
A:DI,
dDiIA(d)=idD
i.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Therecognitionalgorithmshouldperformthefollowingmapping:ˆ
A:DI∪{i0},
wherei0meanslackofresponse.Itisthesubmissionofthreeothermappings:
A=FCB.
ˆ
B:DXselectionoffeatures,
(6)