'Connectionism' diaporamas de présentation

Neural Networks

Neural Networks. Pattern Recognition. Humans are very good at recognition. It is easy for us to identify the Dalmatian dog in the image This recognition capability would be very difficult to implement in a program. Biological Neurons.

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Neural Networks

Neural Networks. Pattern Recognition. Humans are very good at recognition. It is easy for us to identify the Dalmatian dog in the image This recognition capability would be very difficult to implement in a program. Biological Neurons.

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Hierarchical Temporal Memory

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Introduction to Connectionism

Introduction to Connectionism. Jaap Murre Universiteit van Amsterdam en Universiteit Utrecht murre@psy.uva.nl. Neural networks. Based on an abstract view of the neuron Artificial neurons are connected to form large networks The connections determine the function of the network

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Chapter Seven

Chapter Seven. The Network Approach: Mind as a Web. Connectionism. The major field of the network approach. Connectionists construct Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), which are computer simulations of how groups of neurons might perform some task. Information processing.

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AI and Automation

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Shape of the Class: The Foundation

Foundation for studies in SLA. Shape of the Class: The Foundation. First Language Acquisition. Research Methodology. First Language Acquisition Langue Parole Competence Performance Nature Nurture Innate knowledge Tabula Rasa Nativist position Behaviorist position Define positions

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Second Language Acquisition (SLA)

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Connectionism and Artificial Intelligence

Connectionism and Artificial Intelligence . Brandon Herndon, Wes Wynmor , and Tyler Tuminski. What is Connectionism?. Connectionism is a theory that seeks to explain the human thought process.

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