Artificial Neural Networks:
Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) is becoming more and more popular.
Artificial neural networks (ANNs), usually known as neural networks (NNs), are computer systems that replicate the organic neural networks seen in animal brains.
Artificial neurons are a number of connected units or nodes in an artificial neural network (ANN) that loosely simulate the neurons in a biological Brian.
How does Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) work?
Artificial neurons (computer programs) are connected units or nodes in computing systems that work using the 'back propagation method.'
To put it another way, it is a data processing system (just like our human nervous system).
The goal is to feed data into computer program(i.e., artificial neurons) and then pass the findings to another layer of programs until a result is produced.
The difference between desired output and input is determined at each layer using the 'back propagation method,' and this difference is utilized to modify the parameters to each program.
It allows computers to function similarly to human brains.
ANN
Uses:
Tasks involving machine learning and deep learning, such as
Recognition of handwritten digits.
Image recognition software that works automatically.
Creating artistic works such as music or paintings.
Apps for smartphones (e.g., Siri, Alexa, etc.) that allow you to type using your voice.