Neural network signal processor

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G06F 15/18 (2006.01)

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CA 2002681

A neural network signal processor (NSP) (20) that can accept, as input, unprocessed signals (32), such as those directly from a sensor. Consecutive portions of the input waveform are directed simultaneously to input processing units, or "neurons" (22). Each portion of the input waveform (32) advances through the input neurons (22) until each neuron receives the entire waveform (32). During a training procedure, the NSP 20 receives a training waveform (30) and connective weights, or "synapses" (28) between the neurons are adjusted until a desired output is produced. The NSP (20) is trained to produce a single response while each portion of the input waveform is received by the input neurons (22). Once trained, when an unknown waveform (32) is received by the NSP (20), it will respond with the desired output when the unknown waveform (32) contains some form of the training waveform (30).

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