On Biologically Inspired Stochastic Reinforcement Deep Learning: A Case Study on Visual Surveillance

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Here, we present a biologically inspired visual network (BIVnet) for image processing tasks. The proposed model possesses similarities with its neural counterpart and is trained by a stochastic algorithm which employs a partially observable Markov decision process to execute a reinforcement learning strategy. The network was tested on a collection of available datasets in surveillance-related tasks and showed superior performance compared with the state-of-the-art architectures. An average improvement of 15.2% in accuracy on a collection of publicly available image datasets is shown in our experimental results.

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Hajj, N., & Awad, M. (2019). On Biologically Inspired Stochastic Reinforcement Deep Learning: A Case Study on Visual Surveillance. IEEE Access, 7, 108431–108437. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2922150

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