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Quantum NN vs. NN in Signal Recognition

Xin-Yi Tsai, Yu‐Ju Chen, Huang‐Chu Huang, Shang-Jen Chuang, Rey‐Chue Hwang

Published Aug 3, 2005• 13 citations

Abstract

In this paper, the signal recognition by using quantum neural network (QNN) is studied and simulated. The signals with fuzziness distributed in the boundary of two different types of signals could be effectively recognized due to the structure of QNN's hidden units. To demonstrate the capability of QNN in recognition, the signals in a two-dimension (NC2) non-convex system is simulated. All the experiments are also performed by using the traditional neural network (NN) for a comparison.

DOI: 10.1109/icita.2005.228

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