Biological and Artificial Neural Network | Basic Concepts | Neural Networks

[@amanshu7192]

Quick tip : watch this video with 1.5x for a normal experience. Explaination is on point

[@leonelmessi3010]

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[@ENGINEERINGTUTORIAL2468]

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[@ernststravoblofeld]

I'm also happy to get the info. Not every video needs to be a cinematic experience. Good job.

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[@Veena-hq4mu]

Thank you for clear and detailed information which I haven't found enough about elsewhere re. the correlations between biological and artificial structures.👍

[@ENGINEERINGTUTORIAL2468]

Thank you for your valuable feedback.

[@shreyatripathi7382]

Very nice explanation

[@ernststravoblofeld]

This is still a good overview of how a neural net node works, and how it's inspired by physical neurons. There has, however, been some good research since that shows biological neurons are much more complex than first thought. A reasonable simulation of a single biological neuron takes about 1000 nodes in 5 to 7 layers. There are structures in the cell that may provide a form of back propagation within the cell. It's not certain that all the extra complexity is helpful, but undoubtedly, it will take many more AI neurons to do the same task as biological neurons.

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[@HeyyUmer]

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[@pawan_kumar5555]

voice is slow