Hybrid neural network and autoencoder
AssigneeLandmark Graphics Corporation
InventorsSrinath Madasu, Keshava Prasad Rangarajan
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AssigneeLandmark Graphics Corporation
InventorsSrinath Madasu, Keshava Prasad Rangarajan
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A physics-influenced deep neural network (PDNN) model, or a deep neural network incorporating a physics-based cost function, can be used to efficiently denoise sensor data. To generate the PDNN model, noisy sensor data is used as training data input to a deep neural network and training output is valuated with a cost function that incorporates a physics-based model. An autoencoder can be coupled to the PDNN model and trained with the reduced-noise sensor data which is output from the PDNN during training of the PDNN or with a separate set of sensor data. The autoencoder detects outliers based on the reconstructed reduced-noise sensor data which it generates. Denoising sensor data by leveraging an autoencoder which is influenced by the physics of the underlying domain based on the incorporation of the physics-based model in the PDNN facilitates accurate and efficient denoising of sensor data and detection of outliers.
A method comprising:
One or more non-transitory machine-readable media comprising program code for denoising sensor data, the program code to:
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