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Fei Li¹, Fabing Duan¹, François Chapeau-Blondeau²

¹Institute of Complexity Science, Qingdao University, Qingdao 266071, People's Republic of China.

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This study introduces a novel learning algorithm for signal processing in large networks. The algorithm adaptively optimizes added noise levels, demonstrating that a specific noise amount enhances signal estimation and filtering, a concept known as stochastic resonance.

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Area of Science:

Signal Processing
Machine Learning
Information Theory

Background:

Single-bit quantizers are crucial in large-scale networks but face challenges in signal estimation and filtering.
Traditional methods often struggle with noise management in complex nonlinear systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate a gradient-based learning algorithm for signal estimation and filtering in large-scale summing networks of single-bit quantizers.
To investigate the role of adaptively updated, intentionally injected noise in improving signal processing performance.

Main Methods:

A gradient-based learning algorithm was employed to adjust network weights and adaptively update the level of injected noise.
The algorithm was tested in a large-scale summing network architecture.
Mean-squared error was used as the primary metric for evaluating performance.

Main Results:

Minimizing mean-squared error necessitates a non-zero optimal level of added noise.
The adaptive optimization of noise levels leads to a form of stochastic resonance or noise-aided signal processing.
The proposed method effectively enhances signal estimation and filtering in the studied network.

Conclusions:

Adaptive optimization of injected noise is a viable strategy for improving signal processing in complex systems.
The developed algorithm extends the application of adaptive stochastic resonance to challenging nonlinear signal processing tasks.
This noise-aided approach offers a novel perspective for enhancing the performance of large-scale signal processing networks.