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Artificial neural networks

A brief introduction

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Artificial neural networks are ‘biologically’ inspired networks. They have the ability to learn from empirical data/ information. They find use in computer science and control engineering fields.

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  1. Flight Mechanics and Control Division, National Aerospace Laboratories, PB 1779, 560017, Bangalore, India

    Jitendra R. Raol & Sunilkumar S. Mankame

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  1. Jitendra R. Raol
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Raol, J.R., Mankame, S.S. Artificial neural networks. Reson 1, 47–54 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02835699

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