2019
DOI: 10.14704/nq.2019.17.1.1969
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Quantum Robotics, Neural Networks and the Quantum Force Interpretation

Abstract: We are using, within the technological context, the concept of cyber-physicalcognitive system worked in Ivancevic (et al., 2018), which addresses the integration of the ICT's in physical systems (the cyber-physical technological transformation) and of the CogTech (cyber-physical-cognitive transformation). Since the Fourth Industrial Revolution involves the merge of the ICTs with the CogTech, the CogTech pillar is explicitly addressed in the acronym CPC (cyber-physical-cognitive). transformations, CPC systems f… Show more

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“…The basic computational unit of a QUANN is a neuron with a two-level firing dynamics that can be described by the neural firing operator [5,6]:…”
Section: Quantum Neural Computation and Quantum Mechanicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The basic computational unit of a QUANN is a neuron with a two-level firing dynamics that can be described by the neural firing operator [5,6]:…”
Section: Quantum Neural Computation and Quantum Mechanicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the eigenvector 0 ji corresponds to a neural activity where the firing frequency is 0 Hz, while the eigenvector 1 jicorresponds to a neural activity where the firing frequency is 1 Hz. This means that there are two quantized energy levels associated with the artificial neuron, and these energy levels are obtained from the single neuron Hamiltonian, expressed in terms of the neural firing frequency operator as follows [5,6]…”
Section: Quantum Neural Computation and Quantum Mechanicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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