In artificial intelligence, computers learn to process data through neural networks that mimic the way the human brain works. Learn more about the use of backpropagation in neural networks and why this algorithm is important

Deep learning and artificial intelligence are quite buzz words now, aren't they? However, this field is not quite as new as the majority of people thinks. We as humans were always interested in the way we think and the structure of our brain.

A research team lead by Geoffrey Hinton has created an imaginary vision system called GLOM that enables neural networks with fixed architecture to parse an image into a part-whole hierarchy with different structures for each image

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Never been one to let the carrier drop Sheer rambles on about this, that, and the other. « Neural networks in output mode NNNs and communication protocols » Are larger neural networks stable? So, as we approach the singularity – and all indications are that in about 15 years we will be able to build a mind bigger than ours, if Moore’s law holds – one interesting question is whether a larger neural network than us would be stable. This is a subject that, if Google is to be believed, is of much

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