adjective
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neural computer
neural network
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By 1989, they were using neural networks to assess credit risks.
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activity
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However, because there is still some inhibition the neural activity stabilises as adjacent areas of excited and inhibited cells.
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Periodic neural activity is a normal behavior.
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Cowan set up a mathematical equation that represented the neural activity , and built lateral inhibition into it.
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We think the inhibition is part of an inhibitory surround that helps focus neural activity in the dominant hemisphere.
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Cowan reasoned that the patterns in the visual cortex might be the result of an analogous instability in the neural activity .
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Inhibitory interconnections are very important for preserving stability in neural activity .
computer
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Researchers at the University of Warwick are training a neural computer to examine brain-scanner images to recognise the symptoms of mental diseases.
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But since neural computers can carry out highly skilled tasks tirelessly, they will inevitably replace humans in some medical tasks.
crest
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Accompanying the expanded domain of r4 expression, neural crest cells migrating from this region also express r4 markers.
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Yet other neural crest cells migrate into the head region and form tissues of the head and face such as cartilage and bone.
event
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Libet concluded from this that the subjective experience was occurring before the neural events which bought it about.
mechanism
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These pioneering studies suggested that biliary secretion might be regulated by both vagal and non-vagal neural mechanisms .
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Chomsky places faith in special neural mechanisms blossoming in the brain.
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It is unlikely that these deficits are due to loss of a neural mechanism dedicated to brightness discrimination.
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Take what we know about the neural mechanisms of language, for example.
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A neural mechanism seems, by contrast, to be feasible.
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This reflex is brought about by a very simple neural mechanism .
net
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For neural nets and genetic algorithms, it is not so much fallible as crude.
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Abstract ideas became focused as he pulled together previous work on neural nets .
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Any learning neural net explores a space in which each state is described by a large set of simple parameters.
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One could conclude that neural nets love to do pattern classification.
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Training sets are typically large, for any kind of neural net .
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Subsequent Analysis: The 34 test results showed several close calls by operators that were unquestionably classified by the neural net .
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I am grateful to Teresa Ludermir who introduced me to it, and to logical neural nets .
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Unlike less sophisticated Al, neural nets do not require that elaborate rule structures be specified in advance.
network
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Now almost all neural networks use artificially injected noise.
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Kohonen networks have capabilities unmatched by other neural network models.
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Existing Applications Most of the applications currently on the neural network scene are prototypes or research projects.
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Texas Instruments sees neural networks as a reusable technology.
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Consequently, there is no need for the immense resources needed by other neural network systems in calculating thousands of weights.
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In addition to simulations, analog neural network circuits have been built and tested.
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The neural network approach requires fewer resources than conventional statistical methods, and further, can process data in real time.
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We could have selected. 5, but experience has shown that pattern classification neural networks are extremely accurate.
tube
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It has been possible to measure directly the forces that the cells generate during the formation of the neural tube .
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Neural crest cells are a group that arise at the site where the folds of the neural tube fuse.
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Folate deficiency causes anaemia, but occasionally is associated with neural tube defects such as spina bifida.
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Even if vitamin supplementation did not prevent neural tube defects, what specific harm would result?
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The extent of cell death varied between embryos and between the two sides of the neural tube in individual embryos.
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The fortification of staple foods with folic acid to prevent neural tube defects may be unwisely delayed on this account.
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The estimated annual number of births affected with a neural tube defect is about 400,000 world wide.
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We will follow the later development of the brain and neural tube in Chapter 8.
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signs of neural activity
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And the more links that are discovered between mental and neural processes, the smaller the dualist gap becomes.
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Embedded Neural Networks A neural network embedded in an expert system has many advantages.
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Kandel and his colleagues began by asking what was the neural circuit which underlies the gill and siphon withdrawal response.
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Or, neural networks could be used to teach other neural networks.
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Personally, we would not consider delivering a neural network unless it was embedded in an expert system.
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Research in theory and computation encompasses quantum field theories of elementary particles, neural networks and quantum chromodynamics.
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Texas Instruments sees neural networks as a reusable technology.
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The main activity supported by the Club is the implementation of neural applications.