From: Doug Bailey (Doug.Bailey@ey.com)
Date: Fri Aug 14 1998 - 07:11:25 MDT
Got this off of Comline today:
A team from NEC {6701} and the University of Tokyo have
discovered that applying noise to image recognition patterns
through such artificial intelligence (AI) systems as neural
networks will raise the accuracy of recognition systems.
This runs counter to the prevailing belief that an image
must be a neat as possible for clear pickup. The principle
seems to be along the same lines as humans and animals
blinking as they process visual patterns.
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