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No, I'm saying that a neural network can learn addition. See, a bayesian cannot really understand that there are relations between two numbers (like "is bigge
by zyroth 19y ago
No, I'm saying that a neural network can learn addition.
See, a bayesian cannot really understand that there are relations between two numbers (like "is bigger than" or "is the following number of"), but a neural network can, since addition is part of a NN.
My personal recommendation on machine learning is 'Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning' by Chris Bishop. But you definately do need a solid mathematical background for that.
- pixcavator 19y agoWhere would the idea of "is bigger than" or "is the following number of" come from if not from the person who creates the network?
- zyroth 19y agoTraining examples.
- pixcavator 19y agoComputers can form concepts, really?
- zyroth 19y agoIf you want them to learn a specific concept that we know, they can learn it, yes.