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Artificial Neural
Networks
In traditional programmed computing
approach solutions are devised and implemented as algorithms in
software. This approach is feasible if the process and the set
of rules for solving the given problem are well understood. Neural
networks, on the other hand, provide convenient solutions to problems
that may be too complex for programmed computing. These networks
are massively parallel systems that rely on dense arrangement
of interconnections and surprisingly simple processors and learn
from set of examples. These networks provide an effective approach
to a broad spectrum of applications involving pattern mapping,
completion and classification. Real-world applications include
pattern analysis in data mining, signal detection, sensor data
classification, optical character recognition, classifying medical
images and visual images in industries, detecting genome sequences
in the field of Biotechnology and in Robotics.
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