Patent
1993-07-19
1995-06-06
Downs, Robert W.
395 22, 395 27, G06F 1518
Patent
active
054229839
ABSTRACT:
The neural engine (20) is a hardware implementation of a neural network for use in real-time systems. The neural engine (20) includes a control circuit (26) and one or more multiply/accumulate circuits (28). Each multiply/accumulate circuit (28) includes a parallel/serial arrangement of multiple multiplier/accumulators (84) interconnected with weight storage elements (80) to yield multiple neural weightings and sums in a single clock cycle. A neural processing language is used to program the neural engine (20) through a conventional host personal computer (22). The parallel processing permits very high processing speeds to permit real-time pattern classification capability.
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Castelaz Patrick F.
Henrikson Tammy L.
J'maev Jack I.
Mills Dwight E.
Woo Steven C.
Davis George
Denson-Low W. K.
Downs Robert W.
Hughes Aircraft Company
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