1993
@article{KiB1993,
vgclass = {refpap},
vgproject = {nn,invariance},
author = {Margit Kinder and Wilfried Brauer},
title = {Classification of Trajectories -- Extracting Invariants
With a Neural Network},
journal = {Neural Networks},
volume = {6},
pages = {1011--1017},
year = {1993},
abstract = {A neural classifier of planar trajectories is presented.
There already exist a large variety of classifiers that are specialized
in particular invariants contained in a trajectory classification task
such as position-invariance, rotation-invariance and size-invariance.
That is, there exist classifiers specialized in recognizing
trajectories, e.g., independently of their position. The neural
classifier presented in this paper is not restricted to certain
invariants in a task: The neural network itself extracts the invariants
contained in a classification task by assessing only the trajectories.
The trajectories need to be given as a set of points. No additional
information must be available for training, which saves the designer
from determining the needed invariants by himself. Besides its
applicability to real-world problems, such a more general classifier is
also cognitively plausible: In assessing trajectories for
classification, human beings are able to find class specific features
no matter what kinds of invariants they are confronted with. Invariants
are easily handled by ignoring unspecific features.},
}