2003
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-45192-1_11
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Signal Processing by an Immune Type Tree Transform

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“…Then the reduced set of points after apoptosis and immunization can represent the feature extraction by FIN and the quality of such FIN can be estimated by the index of inseparability and thus can be compared with other FINs (e.g., those obtained by a preprocessing of the signal). On the other hand, let us note once again that the SVD can model the binding energy between proteins [3], whereas the dyadic DTT can model an immune-type antigen processing [29,31].…”
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“…Then the reduced set of points after apoptosis and immunization can represent the feature extraction by FIN and the quality of such FIN can be estimated by the index of inseparability and thus can be compared with other FINs (e.g., those obtained by a preprocessing of the signal). On the other hand, let us note once again that the SVD can model the binding energy between proteins [3], whereas the dyadic DTT can model an immune-type antigen processing [29,31].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to [29][30][31], the proposed approach to signal processing is inspired by a mode of biomolecular computing [15] when immune cells chop unknown antigen to its local singularities and expose them to the immune system. Analogously, the IC approach represents unknown signal as a tree of data, and chop the branches of the tree at the level l to detect local singularities of the signal.…”
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“…FIN proposes the generation of a Euclidean multidimensional space (FIN space) in which a training process based on application of a discrete tree transform (DTT) [1] and/or a singular value descomposition (SVD) [13] incorporates input data and its initial space, which is optimized to form a set of class representatives for representation called cytokines, following a process of apoptosis and immunization explained in [24]. These cytokines operate according to a proximity principle in the FIN space to determine the class of data reviewed when mapped in the space with the DTT algorithm.…”
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confidence: 99%