DRZOIDBERG
DRZOIDBERG
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4th April
10th April
the basic foundaition that modern neural networks are built on today, biased randomess. this proof of concept can't lean and has very limited capabilitys but is cool nonetheless. go to ID:3360593 to see this in practice.
artifiacial intellegence human circuit neural network computer

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  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    10th April
    klao003: especially theese, since they are just a demonstrition of a concept
  • klaotte003
    klaotte003
    10th April
    NotAChair: those are way too simple for that
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    10th April
    that would be cool but as they have roots in randomness it may br hard to be consitant without having to do it multiple times. or maybe we jsut need to get better at making them instead lol.
  • NotAChair
    NotAChair
    9th April
    I think we should hold a contest to see who can make a learning neural net that can operate a simple nuclear reactor(or other task with relatively few inputs and outputs).
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  • five_pebbles
    five_pebbles
    8th April
    absolute begginigs +1
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    6th April
    I mean, it's output can mimick that, but the outputs can have several areas of high frequency and it all depends on where you chose for the biases to be. the central bias does produce a graph that is similar to the gaussian distribution but that is only due to it only hhave one central area of bias surrounded by equal lower biases.
  • klaotte003
    klaotte003
    6th April
    so it uses gaussian distribution technically
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    6th April
    the one-way junctions are the main way and the wifi is mostly just there to make a feedback loop
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    6th April
    the bias can be controlled with wifi placement but also be junctions between neurons that only travel one way