WelcomeThis page is intended to be of help to people who are interested in knowing more about research conducted according to the framework described in On Intelligence. I have been working with Jeff for over a year now and I have been assimmilating, formalizing and in some cases extending the ideas described in the book.Given the general goals and the assumptions described in the book, I concentrate on the visual system to figure out how the general principles play out to achieve the properties that human visual systems demonstrate. In particular, my current focus is on what is known as the Invariance Problem - how our visual system is able to recognize objects despite the different images that project on the retina. In pages that follow I will discuss the Invariance problem and describe my research on solving it the way brain does it. Presently available are the following. NEW! Belief
Propagation and Wiring Length Optimization as Organizing Principles for
Cortical
Microcircuits. Invariant
Pattern Recognition Using Bayesian Inference on Hierarchical
Sequences
NEW! I
am co-organizing
a workshop on Invariant Representations in Vision as part of the CoSyNe
conference.
A description of the
Invariance Problem
and prior research.
A description of my
formulation and approach.
A
gallery of results achieved by my research. NOW
AVAILABLE!!
Source code for simulations (Version 1) Source code for simulations Version 2!! NOW AVAILABLE!!!! This
version incorporates
feedback and was used to obtain the prediction results shown in the
gallery.
NIPS
DEMO VERSION
- NOW AVAILABLE!!!
(Dec 22 2004)
I
demonstrated this
system at the Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) Conference.
Click
here to
download
this version.
Dileep George
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