Category: Neural Networks

Recurrent artificial neural networks called Hopfield networks—named for American scientist John Hopfield—are employed to solve optimization and pattern recognition issues. They are able to store and retrieve patterns or memories, acting as associative memory systems. Because these networks are known to converge to stable states, they are useful for tasks involving content addressable memory, image…

A class of artificial neural networks called recurrent neural networks (RNNs) is made to process data sequentially. They are especially useful for tasks involving time series, natural language, and other sequence-based data because of their capacity to preserve internal memory through cyclic connections. RNNs’ hidden state, which is modified at each time step depending on…

Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) are sophisticated artificial neural networks that mimic the operations of the human brain. They are made up of several interconnected layers of nodes, each of which processes and transforms input data to produce output. The structure consists of an output layer that generates conclusions or predictions, an input layer that receives…

Google Deep Dream is an artificial intelligence program that makes use of neural networks to create & improve images. It attracted notice for creating strange and dreamlike images, even though its original purpose was to help researchers better understand neural network functionality. The program analyzes & manipulates images using a method known as “inceptionism,” producing…

Computer vision and image recognition have greatly advanced thanks to Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). CNNs are primarily made up of specialized layers that process complex visual data and extract features from input images. These layers, which consist of convolutional, pooling, and fully connected layers, combine to analyze images and accurately identify objects and patterns. This…