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A technical solution is described for implementing a bridging system for Joint Analog & Digital Human-Computer Inter-connected messaging, through “Real” and “Imaginary” neural networks. The ‘real electroencephalogram’ neural network portion inputs sequenced patterns of Striatal Beat Frequencies (SBF) from an EEG while the ‘imaginary convolutional’ neural network (CNN) portion inputs digitized imagery. We will demonstrate our (real) SBF work in the context of epileptic seizures and our (imaginary) CNN work in the context of overcoming compromised sensors by using associative memory matrices to form inter-layer (bridging) connections between the left eye and right eye.
James LaRue andJason Wampler
"Inter-connecting real EEG and imaginary convolutional neural networks using associative memory matrices", Proc. SPIE 12542, Disruptive Technologies in Information Sciences VII, 125420F (15 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2663361
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James LaRue, Jason Wampler, "Inter-connecting real EEG and imaginary convolutional neural networks using associative memory matrices," Proc. SPIE 12542, Disruptive Technologies in Information Sciences VII, 125420F (15 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2663361