Artificial intelligence

Abstract: In this paper analysis of modern augmented reality algorithms based on mobile devices was done. As a result, algorithmic shortcomings were identified and the usage of convolutional neural networks was proposed. Within the research the qualitative analysis of modern architectures of convolutional neural networks was carried out and their separate shortcomings at use in systems on the basis of processor architecture ARM was shown. As a result of this research it was found that to achieve the target accuracy and speed of the system it is important to use a hybrid convolutional neural network, which significantly improves the quality criteria of the system. The optimal structure and parameters for initialization and training of a hybrid convolutional neural network system used for augmented reality are obtained. The optimal training sample was formed and the use of pre-trained HCNN on another device of ARM architecture was described.

Keywords: Convolutional neural network, augmented reality, machine learning, virtual reality, image classification, ARM

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