Enlightening and Predicting the Correlation Around Deep Neural Nets and Cognitive Perceptions

Chandra Bhim Bhan Singh
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Recently, psychologist has experienced drastic development using statistical methods to analyze the interactions of humans. The intention of past decades of psychological studies is to model how individuals learn elements and types. The scientific validation of such studies is often based on straightforward illustrations of artificial stimuli. Recently, in activities such as recognizing items in natural pictures, strong neural networks have reached or exceeded human precision. In this paper, we present Relevance Networks (RNs) as a basic plug-and-play application with Covolutionary Neural Network (CNN) to address issues that are essentially related to reasoning. Thus our proposed network performs visual answering the questions, superhuman performance and text based answering. All of these have been accomplished by complex reasoning on diverse physical systems. Thus, by simply increasing convolutions, (Long Short Term Memory) LSTMs, and (Multi-Layer Perceptron) MLPs with RNs, we can remove the computational burden from network components that are unsuitable for handling relational reasoning, reduce the overall complexity of the network, and gain a general ability to reason about the relationships between entities and their properties.
深度神经网络与认知感知的相关性的启示与预测
近年来,心理学家利用统计方法来分析人与人之间的相互作用有了很大的发展。过去几十年心理学研究的目的是建立个体如何学习元素和类型的模型。这类研究的科学验证往往基于人工刺激的直接例证。最近,在识别自然图片中的物品等活动中,强大的神经网络已经达到或超过了人类的精度。在本文中,我们将相关网络(RNs)作为一种基本的即插即用应用,与进化神经网络(CNN)一起解决本质上与推理相关的问题。因此,我们提出的网络可以实现视觉回答问题、超人的表现和基于文本的回答。所有这些都是通过在不同物理系统上的复杂推理完成的。因此,通过简单地增加卷积、(长短期记忆)lstm和(多层感知器)mlp与RNs,我们可以从不适合处理关系推理的网络组件中消除计算负担,降低网络的整体复杂性,并获得对实体及其属性之间关系进行推理的一般能力。
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