Real-time visual saliency architecture for FPGA with top-down attention modulation

Abstract

Biological vision uses attention to reduce the visual bandwidth simplifying the higher-level processing. This paper presents a model and its hardware real-time architecture in a field programmable gate array (FPGA) to be integrated in a robotic system that emulates this powerful biological process. It is based on the combination of bottom-up saliency and top-down task-dependent modulation. The bottom-up stream is deployed including local energy,

Publication
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics
Francisco Barranco
Francisco Barranco
Associate Professor of Computer Engineering

Neuromorph, Hardware, CPS, Graná, Tellurider, UMD & DC.

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