Abstract
Recently Fourier transforms of fractional order have drawn special attention with their unique features in both spatial and frequency domains.1,2 By extending Fourier transforms into fractional orders in Vander Lugt correlators, a new type of filter was proposed to incorporate both the frequency and position-dependent filtering, and its analogy to neural networks was developed.3 Although neural network implementations have been limited by the availability of high resolution optical devices,4 by virtue of the simple optical architectures for the fractional Fourier transforms, the new neural networks is easy to implement in large-scale. In this paper we report learning and recognition characteristics of the new neural networks.
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