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The automatic implementation of decoders for a visual perception is achieved as follows. The action described by a production rule is realized by means of the decoder in which a pattern of connections coreesponds to that of stimuli. According to "S.Karasawa,(Proc. of CCCT, Vol.5, pp.194-1999, Austin, Texas, August, 2004)", each program mable controllable connection among inputs is realized by a floating gate avalanche injection MOS FET, where inverted signals are used at writing, and the detection of matching between inputs and connections is carried out by using the signal source in which low level signal is provided via comparatively smaller resistance than high level.