Introduction
Learn what neural networks are and how they model the way the brain works.
Artificial Neural Networks, commonly referred to as Neural Networks, has been motivated right from its inception by the recognition that the human brain computes in an entirely different way from the conventional digital computer. The brain is a highly complex, nonlinear, and parallel computer (information-processing system).
Learn what neural networks are and how they model the way the brain works.
Learn the basic models of artificial neural networks and how they are built.
Learn the key terms used in neural networks, such as weights, bias, activation function and threshold.
Learn single-layer and multiple-layer perceptron algorithms and the weight update rule.
Learn Adaline and Madaline networks and their learning algorithms.
Learn the multilayer feed-forward network and its three-phase training algorithm.
Learn auto associative and hetero associative memory networks.
Learn BAM, a recurrent hetero associative network for pattern pairs.
Learn discrete and continuous Hopfield networks.
Learn competitive networks such as Maxnet with fixed weights.
Learn how self-organizing maps cluster and map input patterns.
Learn LVQ, a supervised variant of vector quantization.
Learn full and forward-only counter propagation networks.