Learning Picture Languages Using Dimensional Reduction

One-dimensional (string) formal languages and their learning have been studied in considerable depth. However, the knowledge of their two-dimensional (picture) counterpart, which retains similar importance, is lacking. We investigate the problem of learning formal two-dimensional picture languages...

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Main Authors: David Kubon, František Mráz, Ivan Rychtera
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Asociación Española para la Inteligencia Artificial 2023-04-01
Series:Inteligencia Artificial
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Online Access:https://journal.iberamia.org/index.php/intartif/article/view/1051
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Summary:One-dimensional (string) formal languages and their learning have been studied in considerable depth. However, the knowledge of their two-dimensional (picture) counterpart, which retains similar importance, is lacking. We investigate the problem of learning formal two-dimensional picture languages by applying learning methods for one-dimensional (string) languages. We formalize the transcription process from a two-dimensional input picture into a string and propose a few adaptations to it. These proposals are then tested in a series of experiments, and their outcomes are compared. Finally, these methods are applied to a practical problem and an automaton for recognizing a part of the MNIST dataset is learned. The obtained results show improvements in the topic and the potential to use the learning of automata in fitting problems.
ISSN:1137-3601
1988-3064