ICONIP 2006: Neural Information Processing pp 1063-1069 | Cite as
Workpiece Recognition by the Combination of Multiple Simplified Fuzzy ARTMAP
Abstract
Simplified fuzzy ARTMAP(SFAM) is a simplification of fuzzy ARTMAP(FAM) in reducing architectural redundancy and computational overhead. The performance of individual SFAM depends on the ordering of training sample presentation. A multiple classifier combination scheme is proposed in order to overcome the problem. The sum rule voting algorithm combines the results from several SFAM’s and generates reliable and accurate recognition conclusion. A confidence vector is assigned to each SFAM. The confidence element value can be dynamically adjusted according to the historical achievements. Experiments of recognizing mechanical workpieces have been conducted to verify the proposed method. The experimental results have shown that the fusion approach can achieve reliable recognition.
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