HYDROACOUSTICS
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START | NEW VOL 20 | SEARCH | STATISTICS | PAS - GDANSK DIVISION |
pp. 79-84, vol. 2, 1999 Tran Van Dung Technical University of Gdańsk, Acoustics Department, Gdańsk, Poland Joanna Maciołowska Technical University of Gdańsk, Acoustics Department, Gdańsk, Poland Andrzej Stepnowski Technical University of Gdańsk, Acoustics Department, Gdańsk, Poland Key words: Abstract: A hybrid neuro-fuzzy classifier was development for sea-bottom identification from acoustic echoes. A multistage ANFIS structure was constructed and tested on data collected on 38kHz and 120kHz echosounder's frequencies. In multistage systems available data is processed in stages. The decisions about assigning a bottom echo, represented by digitised echo envelope's parameters. to one of the classes is made hierarchically. Firstly, an approximate decision is made based only on one set of input variables. The decision is then fine-tuned by considering more and more factors, it is in following stages next parameters are taken under account until the final decision, corresponding to the output class. is made. The proposed approach not only gives better classification results, as compared to paralleI ANFIS system, but also it demands less computation power.
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