Noise-aided signal detection in neural networks
Abstract
We demonstrate that a neural network composed of 'integrate' and 'fire' neurons can perform detection of subthreshold signal in the aid of a uniform white noise. The results are established for a neural system trained to determine the frequency components of an undetectable signal. The results are important because: 1) it permits further improvements to the already useful artificial neural networks, and 2) it accounts to the observed importance of noise in carrying out efficiently many neurophysiological processes.
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Scaling new heights in physics and physics education
24-26 October 2001, Saint Mary's University, Nueva Vizcaya