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Non-random weight dilution in high performance associative memories
Turvey, S.P.; Hunt, S.; Davey, N.; Frank, R. (2002) -
An object oriented design of a speech driven user interface management system
Frank, R.; Hewitt, J. (University of Hertfordshire, 1991)This paper describes an object oriented design of a User Interface Management System (UIMS) for an intelligent speech driven interface to computer applications, which is based on a generic task model approach. An object-oriented ... -
Optimal dilution and high capacity associative memories
Hunt, S.; Davey, N.; Frank, R. (2006) -
Perceptual distinction in an unsupervised neural network: implications for theories of category-specific deficits
Gale, T.M.; Peters, L.; Frank, R.; Davey, N. (2000)There are many reports of patients who, after sustaining brain damage, exhibit a selective recognition deficit for certain categories of object. There has been much controversy as to whether this is informative about the ... -
Principal component analysis of gender, ethnicity, age and identity of face images
Buchala, S.; Davey, N.; Gale, T.M.; Frank, R. (2005) -
Recognizing emotions by analyzing facial expressions
Shenoy, A.; Gale, T.M.; Frank, R.; Davey, N. (2007) -
Recognizing Facial Expressions : A Comparison of Computational Approaches
Shenoy, A.; Gale, T.M.; Davey, N.; Christianson, B.; Frank, R. (2008)Recognizing facial expressions are a key part of human social interaction,and processing of facial expression information is largely automatic, but it is a non-trivial task for a computational system. The purpose of this ... -
Representation and classification of facial expression in a modular computational model
Shenoy, A.; Gale, T.M.; Davey, N.; Frank, R. (World Scientific Publishing, 2009)Recognizing expressions is a key part of human social interaction; Processing of facial expression information is largely automatic in humans, but it is a non-trivial task for a computational system. The purpose of this ... -
The Role of Global and Feature Based Information in Gender Classification of Faces: A Comparison of Human Performance and Computational Models
Buchala, S.; Davey, N.; Gale, T.M.; Frank, R.; Loomes, M.J. (2005) -
Self-Organising Map Representations Of Greyscale Images Reflect Human Similarity Judgements
Gale, T.M.; Davey, N.; Laws, K.R.; Loomes, M.J.; Frank, R. (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2004)In this study we assessed a Kohonen network's ability to represent visual similarity between grayscale pictures and whether these representations were associated with human ratings af perceived similarity. We trained a ... -
Structured connectivity in an associative memory model
Turvey, S.P.; Hunt, S.; Frank, R.; Adams, R.G.; Davey, N. (2004) -
Time series prediction and neural networks
Davey, N.; Hunt, S.; Frank, R. (1999)Neural Network approaches to time series prediction are briefly discussed, and the need to specify an appropriately sized input window identified. Relevant theoretical results from dynamic systems theory are introduced, ... -
Time Series Prediction and Neural Networks
Frank, R.; Davey, N.; Hunt, S. (2001) -
Traffic trends analysis using neural networks
Edwards, T.; Tansley, D.; Frank, R.; Davey, N. (1997)An application of time series prediction, to traffic forecasting in ATM networks, using neural nets is described. One key issue, the number of data points needed to be included in the input representation to the net is ... -
Using neural networks to analyse software complexity
Field, S.; Davey, N.; Frank, R. (University of Hertfordshire, 1995)Units of software are represented as points in a multidimensional space, by calculating 12 measures of software complexity for each unit. To large sets of commercial software are thereby represented as 2236 and 4456 12-ary ... -
Using neural networks to analyse software complexity
Field, S.; Davey, N.; Frank, R. (1996) -
Using single layer networks for discrete, sequential data: an example from natural language processing
Lyon, C.; Frank, R. (1997)Natural Language Processing (NLP) is concerned with processing ordinary, unrestricted text. This work takes a new approach to a traditional NLP task, using neural computing methods. A parser which has been successfully ... -
Visual Crowding and Category Specific Deficits for Pictorial Stimuli: A Neural Network Model
Gale, T.M.; Done, D.J.; Frank, R. (2001) -
Visual similarity is greater for line drawings of nonliving than living things: The importance of musical instruments and body-parts
Laws, K.R.; Gale, T.M.; Frank, R.; Davey, N. (2002)It has been argued that greater intra-category structural similarity for living things, and the subsequent ‘‘visual crowding,’’ makes them more difficult to recognize and name for neurologically damaged individuals and ...