A Brief Introduction to Neural Networks
by David Kriesel
Publisher: dkriesel.com 2011
Number of pages: 244
Description:
Text and illustrations should be memorable and easy to understand to offer as many people as possible access to the field of neural networks. The chapters are individually accessible to readers with little previous knowledge.
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