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Neural Network: Submitted By-Aarushi Sharma 4-CSE-A 1729010003

Neural networks are a method of computing inspired by biological neural networks. They are composed of interconnected nodes that can learn from data using a technique called training. There are different types of neural networks defined by their connection patterns, topology, and learning method. Neural networks are applied to problems like pattern recognition, financial analysis, and forecasting. They have advantages like the ability to handle incomplete data and learn without reprogramming, but also disadvantages such as requiring large amounts of training data and time.

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Neural Network: Submitted By-Aarushi Sharma 4-CSE-A 1729010003

Neural networks are a method of computing inspired by biological neural networks. They are composed of interconnected nodes that can learn from data using a technique called training. There are different types of neural networks defined by their connection patterns, topology, and learning method. Neural networks are applied to problems like pattern recognition, financial analysis, and forecasting. They have advantages like the ability to handle incomplete data and learn without reprogramming, but also disadvantages such as requiring large amounts of training data and time.

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Neural Network

Submitted By-
Aarushi Sharma
4-CSE-A
1729010003
Contents
.Introduction to Neural Network
.Neurons
.Activation Function
.Types of Neural Network
.Learning In Neural Networks
.Application of Neural Network
.Advantages of Neural Network
.Disadvantages Of Neural
Network
Neural Networks
• A method of computing, based on the
interaction of multiple connected
processing elements.
• A powerful technique to solve many real
world problems.
• The ability to learn from experience in
order to improve their performance.
• Ability to deal with incomplete
information
Basics Of Neural Network
• Biological approach to AI
• Developed in 1943
• Comprised of one or more
layers of neurons
• There are several types of
Neural Network.
Neurons
Biological

Artificial
Neural Network Neurons
• Receives n-inputs
• Multiplies each
input by its
weight
• Applies
activation
function to the
sum of results
• Outputs result
Activation Functions
• Controls when
unit is “active”
or “inactive”
• Threshold
function outputs
1 when input is
positive and 0
otherwise
• Sigmoid
function
= 1 / (1 + e-x)
Types of Neural Networks

Neural Network types can be classified based on following


attributes:

• Connection Type
- Static (feedforward)
- Dynamic (feedback)

• Topology
- Single layer
- Multilayer
- Recurrent

• Learning Methods
- Supervised
- Unsupervised
- Reinforcement
Classification Based On Connection Types
•Static(Feedforward)
•Dynamic(Feedback)

Classification Based On Topology


•Recurrent
•Single layer •
Multilayer

(unit delay operator z-1 implies


dynamic system)
Classification Based On Learning Method
• Supervised
• Unsupervised
• Reinforcement

Supervised learning
• Each training pattern: input + desired
output
• At each presentation: adapt weights
• After many epochs convergence to a
local minimum
Unsupervised Learning
• No help from the outside
• No training data, no information
available on the desired output
• Learning by doing
• Used to pick out structure in
the
input:
• Clustering
• Reduction of dimensionality

compression
• Example: Kohonen‟s Learning Law
Reinforcement learning

• Teacher: training data


• The teacher scores the performance of the
training examples
• Use performance score to shuffle weights
„randomly‟
• Relatively slow learning due to
„randomness‟
Neural Network Applications

• Pattern recognition
• Investment analysis
• Control systems &
monitoring
• Mobile computing
• Marketing and financial
applications
• Forecasting – sales, market
research, meteorology
Advantages:

•A neural network can perform tasks that a


linear program can not.

•When an element of the neural network


fails, it can continue without any problem
by their parallel nature.

•A neural network learns and does not need


to be reprogrammed.

•It can be implemented in any application.

•It can be implemented without any problem


Disadvantages:

•The neural network needs training


to operate.

•The architecture of a neural


network is different from the
architecture of microprocessors
therefore needs to be
emulated.

•Requires high processing time


for
large neural networks.
Conclusions
• Neural networks provide ability to
provide more human-like AI
• Takes rough approximation and
hard-coded reactions out of AI
design (i.e. Rules and FSMs)
• Still require a lot of fine-tuning
during development
References
• Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, and Genetic
Algorithm ( synthesis and Application)
S.Rajasekaran, G.A. Vijayalakshmi Pai, PHI
• Neuro Fuzzy and Soft Computing, J. S. R.
JANG,C.T. Sun, E. Mitzutani, PHI
• Neural Netware, a tutorial on neural
networks
• Sweetser, Penny. “Strategic Decision-Making with
Neural Networks and Influence Maps”, AI Game
Programming Wisdom 2, Section 7.7 (439 – 46)
• Russell, Stuart and Norvig, Peter. Artificial
Intelligence: A Modern Approach, Section
20.5 (736 – 48)
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