neural net
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- noun
- /ˈnʊrəl nɛt/
- Specialized
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red neuronal
- To improve its accuracy, researchers spent months training the neural net with thousands of images.
Now, what would happen if this neural net were not quite so wide?
- Now, what would happen if this neural net were not quite so wide?
- So can anybody tell me if you want to build a neural net, what must you have?
- So to what degree did you use neural Nets for Lebratus and Pluribus?
- Yeah, I know it's really good on really common roads, but we're training a neural net here.
- Because every time you train with better data, you should be retraining your algorithm, your neural Nets.
- ChatGPT, Gemini, Bard, all these, these, all these AI program that are based on neural Nets, Conscious agent networks can do all of that.
Examples
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Being electronic, a neural net adapted quickly.
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We only had time to train the neural net on a limited number of authors.
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Now, what would happen if this neural net were not quite so wide?
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So can anybody tell me if you want to build a neural net, what must you have?
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What a neural net did do was adapt.
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Our neural net is absorbing everything on the Net.
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And then how are the different parts of the neural net programmed to do a specialized thing?
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So let's see if we can get a deep neural net working on the Jetson Nano, right?
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The neural net is always learning how better to dredge useful signals out of that din.
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Neural nets in the prosthesis are learning to recognize, in hours of biofeedback sessions, which transformed nerve impulses meant to bend my wrist, open my hand, and wiggle my fingers.
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Synonyms
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4.8
A computer system made of connected parts that learns from data
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a network of interconnected neurons' is directly compositional from 'neural' (relating to nerves/neurons) + 'net' (a mesh or, by extension, a network), so a learner who knows both constituents can infer it denotes a network made of neurons. The use of 'net' to mean 'network' is common in English and many languages have equivalent formations (e.g., Spanish 'red neuronal'), making the compound cross-linguistically transparent despite being somewhat technical.
Etymology
Neural net comes from the image of many neural 'nerve' cells linked like a net. Scientists used that picture to name a computer system that tries to learn like a brain, so today it means a 'computer model' that learns from examples.