The Center for Applied Optical Sciences

Maintained by Marius Schamschula (webmaster@caos.aamu.edu), CAOS, the Center for Applied Optical Sciences at Alabama A&M University (Normal, AL), is a wealth of information for those interested in optical pattern recognition and optical neural networks. On its Web site, you will find a well-illustrated page that provides information on optical correlators, self-organizing optical neural nets, and adaptive pattern recognition.

May 1st, 1997

The Center for Applied Optical Sciences

http://www.caos.aamu.edu/Welcome.html

Maintained by Marius Schamschula (webmaster@caos.aamu.edu), CAOS, the Center for Applied Optical Sciences at Alabama A&M University (Normal, AL), is a wealth of information for those interested in optical pattern recognition and optical neural networks. On its Web site, you will find a well-illustrated page that provides information on optical correlators, self-organizing optical neural nets, and adaptive pattern recognition.

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