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Neural Networks

Understanding Neural Networks

by John Iovine
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Overview

Imagine one day in the near future: You'll sit in front of your personal computer...and it will look back at you. After it "recognizes" you and grants you access, you may simply speak to it while it "learns" your voice, along with your unique emphasis and inflection.

In Understanding Neural Networks, author John Iovine explains the differences between traditional rule-based (symbolic) computer processors and the mind-boggling possibilities of neural networks (artificial intelligence). Following an introductory explanation of the science and history of development, Iovine delves deeper into the subject, covering subjects such as:

Biological and Mathematical Neurons
Artificial Neuron Software Project
"Training" a Neural Network
Speech Recognition Circuit
Neural Paradigms
Back Propagation
Teaching Computers to Speak
Computers That Smell
Fuzzy Logic
Artificial Life
...and More

Just as space flight in Buck Rogers movies proved to be a window to the future, so may the concept of the "HAL 9000" computer, or "Kirk to Enterprise...". If these subjects intrigue you, Understanding Neural Networks will help you understand the nuts-and-bolts of neural networks, along with the whys, hows, and, for the dreamers, the what-ifs.

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Explains the science and history of the development of neural networks, followed by an exploration of the possibilities of artificial intelligence, including such topics as neurons, vision, the perceptron, speech recognition, neural paradigms, back-propagation networks, and NetTalk. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Book Details

Published
December 1, 1998
Publisher
Indianapolis : Prompt, c1998.
Pages
166
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780790611150

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