Re:In the 17th Century, Leibniz Dreamed of a Machine That Co...
by goldenkey on Tuesday November 05, 2019 @07:23AM
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There are binary/discrete neural networks. :-)
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Re:In the 17th Century, Leibniz Dreamed of a Machine That Co...
by YeGoblynQueenne on Wednesday November 06, 2019 @04:53AM
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Well, the original artificial neuron by Pitts and McCulloch was a propositional logic circuit- but that strain of research, too, has fallen by the wayside in favour of neural nets that can be trained with backpropagation of error.
Re:In the 17th Century, Leibniz Dreamed of a Machine That Co...
by goldenkey on Wednesday November 06, 2019 @05:02AM
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One can train binary NN via backprop by using qbits. Samples are taken, and backprop can be done as if the result was X% 1 and (1-X)% 0. It can be noisy and slow but it is a way to do it.