Neural Networks
by Rolf Pfeifer, Dana Damian, Rudolf Fuchslin
Publisher: University of Zurich 2010
Number of pages: 111
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Systematic introduction to neural networks, biological foundations; important network classes and learning algorithms; supervised models (perceptrons, adalines, multi-layer perceptrons), support-vector machines, echo-state networks, non-supervised networks (competitive, Kohonen, Hebb), recurrent networks (Hopfield, CTRNNs - continuous-time recurrent neural networks), spiking neural networks, spike-time dependent plasticity, applications.
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