>This is probably silly, but what is a neural network?
A computer representation of how 70's scientists believed the brain to function.
NN's can be useful because they are easy to program and get good generalized results easily, but they require training and in order to be efficient they need to be trained using datasets which accurately represent their environment. The last point is their achillesheel, in that the training of such a network is crucial to performance.
Andy
A computer representation of how 70's scientists believed the brain to function.
NN's can be useful because they are easy to program and get good generalized results easily, but they require training and in order to be efficient they need to be trained using datasets which accurately represent their environment. The last point is their achillesheel, in that the training of such a network is crucial to performance.
Andy