a neuro-fuzzy graphic object classifier with modified distance measure estimator

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r. a. aliev

b. g. guirimov

r. r. aliev

abstract

the paper analyses issues leading to errors in graphic object classifiers. thedistance measures suggested in literature and used as a basis in traditional, fuzzy, andneuro-fuzzy classifiers are found to be not suitable for classification of non-stylized orfuzzy objects in which the features of classes are much more difficult to recognize becauseof significant uncertainties in their location and gray-levels. the authors suggest a neurofuzzygraphic object classifier with modified distance measure that gives betterperformance indices than systems based on traditional ordinary and cumulative distancemeasures. simulation has shown that the quality of recognition significantly improveswhen using the suggested method.

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Journal title:
iranian journal of fuzzy systems

Publisher: university of sistan and baluchestan

ISSN 1735-0654

volume 1

issue 1 2004

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