Neuroinformatics
from the let's-all-work-together dept
I've been reading about "neural nets" for years, and remember playing around with a few neural net programs a long time ago. Despite lots of hype, not very much ever came from neural nets - and now some people are trying to change that. The problem with neural nets, some claim, is that most of the work is based on what we knew about the brain many years ago. Current neuroscientists and computer scientists don't communicate enough. So, now people are talking about "neuroinformatics" to try to update the science behind neural nets.
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Neural networks: Yay or nay?
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