Computer circuitry that does not use the linear IPOS design used by most computers today but mimics the structure of the human brain. Neural nets "learn" by trial and error and are very good at recognizing patterns and dealing with complexity. neural net/neural network Computer circuitry that does not use the linear IPOS design used by most computers today but mimics the structure of the human brain. Neural nets "learn" by trial and error and are very good at recognizing patterns and dealing with complexity.
Hypothetical network of inter-connected neurons forming a central feature of the connectionist approach to modelling brain functions. Idea developed from Hebbian cell assembly, as model for storing information, storing concepts, making discriminations, categorising sensory input.
computer architecture in which processors are connected in a manner suggestive of connections between neurons; can learn by trial and error
any network of neurons or nuclei that function together to perform some function in the body
a computational architecture based on the design of the interconnections of neurons in our brains
a computer model that is inspired by and that mimics the structure of a biological nervous system, particularly the human brain
a computer program that modifies itself in ways that emulate changes in neurons associated with 'thinking
a computer system which imitates in a data structure the connectivity of animal neurons in a brain, and has been proven and applied to be useful--just like a human brain--in many complex pattern-recognition problems
an approximation of the way in which biological neuron s work
a program that developed its playing strategy by playing a long series of games (usually more than a million) against itself, adjusting its evaluation of positions through a complex learning strategy
a simulation of a biologic brain, and like a human, JellyFish has learned the strategy of backgammon by experience, by playing itself a very large number of games
a system that is a simplified version of how real neurons work
