Volume 20 No 8 (2022)
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GENERALIZED FUNCTIONAL ADDITIVE MODEL FOR VALIDATING THE SPIKE TRANSFORMATION OF FNDCNN USING 2D IMAGES
Dr.P.Nancy, T.M.Angelin Ben Roja, Dr.E.A.Mohamed Ali
Abstract
Understanding, enhancing, healing, and repairing the neural system is a predominant and fastgrowing research area of neural engineering and neuroscience. The Convolution Neural Network
(CNN/ConvNet) is a popular and preferred choice of researchers to identify the neural functions
because of its attractive features in image recognition. Moreover, the linear nature of CNN
reduces its effectiveness to identify the neural activity based on image classification. Hence, a
novel Fuzzy Logic Non-linear Deep Convolution Neural Network (FNDCNN) is proposed in this
paper to overcome the limitation of conventional CNN. The proposed novel deep learning
FNDCNN approach is used to model neural spiking activity of the brain cells that is able to
predict the output neural spiking activity from the input. The nonlinear activation dynamic of the
FNDCNN is introduced by fuzzy logic function in higher-order kernels. The performance of the
proposed novel deep learning approach designed for Multi-input Multi-output (MIMO) system is
tested and compared with the recent techniques such as conventional CNN, MicroNet, and GLM
in terms of correlation coefficients and Normalized Root Mean Square Error (NRMSE) between
actual and predicted output neural spiking activity. The proposed FNDCNN algorithm improves
the accuracy and performance of the MIMO system model and also ensures better results when
compared with the conventional CNN, Micronet, and GFM.
Keywords
Non Linear CNN, Neural spiking, Fuzzy, Generalized functional additive model.
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