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Right, reading the title, I was assuming the material or machine itself trained nodes based on the stresses or shears it felt itself, but it being computer cont
by noobermin 4y ago
Right, reading the title, I was assuming the material or machine itself trained nodes based on the stresses or shears it felt itself, but it being computer controlled doesn't really seem to mean it is a "mechanical neural network" in the sense that it "learns." I mean, you could say (from my field) a deformable mirror is a "mechanical neural network" that existed decades before NN became a hot topic.