Optimal Pixel-to-Shift Standard Deviation Ratio for Training 2-Layer Perceptron on Shifted 60 × 80 Images with Pixel Distortion in Classifying Shifting-Distorted Objects

Vadim V. Romanuke

doi:10.1515/acss-2016-0008

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Optimal Pixel-to-Shift Standard Deviation Ratio for Training 2-Layer Perceptron on Shifted 60 × 80 Images with Pixel Distortion in Classifying Shifting-Distorted Objects

Applied Computer Systems

Volume 19 (2016): Issue 1 (May 2016)

By: Vadim V. Romanuke

Open Access

|May 2016

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