neurally
8.1
Using computer systems that copy how the brain works to process information
- adverb
- /ˈnʊrəli/
- Specialized
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neuronalmente
- Future challenges include developing motor prosthetics for conscious control of movement, as well as neurally controlled limbs that will perform, look, and feel like natural limbs.
Examples
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The researchers developed a system that neurally mimics human decision-making processes.
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Because in order to drive the robots, they need to connect neurally.
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In the study, participants were neurally connected to observe how their brains responded to stimuli.
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The model was designed neurally to enhance its learning capabilities through artificial intelligence.
Surface Forms
neurally positive
Morphology
Etymology
Neurally comes from the root neuro- meaning 'nerve', the same root in the familiar words nerve and neuron. A helpful way to remember neurally in AI is to think of a computer 'working like nerves', with many connected parts passing signals, so 'neurally' means using networks that learn and send signals like a brain.
