neural networks

1. A computer system that is designed to mimic the human brain or some other biological system in its functioning. They were developed to deal with problems, such as pattern recognition, that the brain does well but that traditional computer systems cannot handle easily.

Example Sentences

These datapoints are then fed into convolutional neural networks to detect cow movements in comparison to specific anatomical landmarks on static images from the footage.

From Science Daily

His YouTube channel has more than 3,500 subscribers, interested in learning programming languages Python and Unity, or who want to hear more about neural networks, which underlie many artificial intelligence tools.

From BBC

“These artificial neural networks have been used to advance research across physics topics as diverse as particle physics, material science and astrophysics,” said Ellen Moons, chair of the Nobel Committee for Physics, at the announcement.

From Los Angeles Times

In artificial intelligence, neural networks are systems that are similar to the human brain in the way they learn and process information.

From BBC

The team then compared learning in humans with the latest machine learning models, where deep neural networks benefit from a 'helpless' period of pre-training.

From Science Daily

Related Words

• artificial intelligence
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