“…Our focus here is exploring the evolution at connection weights level. Earlier work of evolution of connection weights in Hopfield neural network with GA can be found in [17][18][19] and [20][21][22][23]. We do not find much references of training the network and then recalling of patterns -both by evolutionary technique simultaneously.…”
In this paper, implementation of a genetic algorithm has been described to store and later, recall of some prototype patterns in Hopfield neural network associative memory. Various operators of genetic algorithm (mutation, cross-over, elitism etc)
“…Our focus here is exploring the evolution at connection weights level. Earlier work of evolution of connection weights in Hopfield neural network with GA can be found in [17][18][19] and [20][21][22][23]. We do not find much references of training the network and then recalling of patterns -both by evolutionary technique simultaneously.…”
In this paper, implementation of a genetic algorithm has been described to store and later, recall of some prototype patterns in Hopfield neural network associative memory. Various operators of genetic algorithm (mutation, cross-over, elitism etc)
“…A previous work uses the super-resolution technique that generates a high -resolution image from multiple low -resolution images to improve the performance of low -resolution QR code recognition. [4,5,6,7] In addition, some researchers use various binarizations to improve the non -uniform background and uneven light problems. Researchers propose several different methods for locating and extracting QR image code in the extraction of the QR code.…”
In this research paper, we will train and test the Hopfield neural network for recognizing QR codes. We propose an algorithm for denoising QR codes using the concept of parallel Hopfield neural network. One of the biggest drawbacks of the noisy QR code is its poor performance and low storage capacity. Using Hopfield we can easily denoise the QR code and thereby increasing the storage capacity
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