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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 5214745 | Artificial neural device utilizing phase orientation in the complex number domain to encode and decode stimulus response patterns An artificial neural device comprising; a data storage and processing device for encoding data in an abstract form representative of stimulus-response patterns onto said data storage device whereby multiple stimulus-response patterns are superimposed onto... | 05/25/1993 |
| 5206601 | Order statistic signal processor for estimating values of signal parameters and demodulating amplitude-, phase-, and frequency-modulated signals The order statistic signal processor obtains continuing estimates of amplitude, phase, or frequency of an input signal based on order statistics. By way of definition, the P'th order statistic for a set of samples from a continuously distributed process i... | 04/27/1993 |
| 5166539 | Neural network circuit A neural network circuit, in which a number n of weight coefficients (Wl-wn) corresponding to a number n of inputs are provided, subtraction circuits determine the difference between inputs and the weight coefficients in each input terminal, the result th... | 11/24/1992 |
| 5155802 | General purpose neural computer A general purpose programmable neural computer which parallel processes analog data. The neural computer comprises neural elements for outputting an analog signal in response to at least one input signal, synaptic circuits interfaced with the neural eleme... | 10/13/1992 |
| 5151969 | Self-repairing trellis networks A self-repairing trellis network includes a plurality of stages (11, 12 and 13) wherein a first set of N processing elements and a second set of M processing elements are situated. The N processing elements are normally active while the M processing eleme... | 09/29/1992 |
| 5097141 | Simple distance neuron An artificial neuron is provided using a simple distance calculation between the input signal vector and the synapse weight signals for providing an output signal. A difference signal is developed by subtracting a weight signal from an input signal. The d... | 03/17/1992 |
| 5093900 | Reconfigurable neural network Realization of a reconfigurable neuron for use in a neural network has been achieved using analog techniques. In the reconfigurable neuron, digital input data are multiplied by programmable digital weights in a novel connection structure whose output perm... | 03/03/1992 |
| 5072130 | Associative network and signal handling element therefor for processing data A signal processing network circuit which may be used, for example, as a filter or an associative memory has elements (101, 102, 103, 104) each having a respective input conductor (85, 86, 87, 88) and a respective output conductor (81, 82, 83, 84) a teach... | 12/10/1991 |
| 4974169 | Neural network with memory cycling An information processing system and method to calculate output values for a group of neurons. The method comprises transmitting input values for the neurons to a memory unit of a processing section, and then calculating a multitude of series of neuron ou... | 11/27/1990 |
| 4953099 | Information discrimination cell Methods of information discrimination based on extremization of local, energy related functionals defined on macroscopic states of random code information processors are disclosed. In one embodiment, an assembly of processors exchanging information throug... | 08/28/1990 |
| 4926064 | Sleep refreshed memory for neural network A method and apparatus are disclosed for implementing a neural network having a sleep mode during which capacitively stored synaptic connectivity weights are refreshed. Each neuron outputs an analog activity level, represented in a preferred embodiment by... | 05/15/1990 |
| 4918617 | Neural-model computational system with multi-directionally overlapping broadcast regions A neural-model-architectural, layered, multidirectional-feed computational system wherein plural groups of computational (connection) nodes are organized by broadcast bus structures into plural, partially overlapping broadcast regions. This organization a... | 04/17/1990 |
| 4914708 | System for self-organization of stable category recognition codes for analog input patterns A neural network includes a feature representation field which receives input patterns. Signals from the feature representation field select a category from a category representation field through a first adaptive filter. Based on the selected category, a... | 04/03/1990 |
| 4866645 | Neural network with dynamic refresh capability An analog neural network composed of an array of capacitors for storing weighted electric charges. Electric charges, or voltages, on the capacitors control the impedance (resistance) values of a corresponding plurality of MOSFETs which selectively couple ... | 09/12/1989 |
| 4774677 | Self-organizing circuits Self-organizing circuits to receive input signals from transducers and the like and operable, under guidance from modifying inputs thereto, to operate in a learning mode and systems embodying such self-organizing circuits. The circuits include mechanisms ... | 09/27/1988 |
| 4773024 | Brain emulation circuit with reduced confusion There is disclosed herein a recognize only embodiment of a recognition matrix comprised of a forward matrix and a reverse matrix each having a plurality of contacts which cause convergence responses on target lines when an input signal is received by said... | 09/20/1988 |
| 3950733 | Information processing system An adaptive information processing system includes a module, called a Nestor module, having a plurality (N) of input terminals 1, 2 . . . , j . . . , N, adapted to receive N input signals s1, s2 . . . , sj . . . , SN | 04/13/1976 |
