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Bio-inspired perception processor. A neuromorphic approach

Author: Patrick PIRIM

Publication date: May 10, 2017

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6. Perceptual invariance

By adding a control loop to the process described above in order to normalize the area perceived by the first dynamic attractor to a single size, perception becomes invariant (figure 9 ). To minimize computations, a module (ROI) filters the input data to validate only those defined by the first DA (figure

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