sbw@naucse.UUCP (Steve Wampler) (09/29/89)
Would some one recommend a good primer on the new approaches on
neural-nets? (The last I've seen was a *very* old book by M. Minsky
that was pretty low-level - I'd like something more up to date.)
I'd prefer email, if possible. Thanks.
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Steve Wampler
{....!arizona!naucse!sbw}dg1v+@andrew.cmu.edu (David Greene) (10/05/89)
> Excerpts from netnews.comp.ai.neural-nets: 29-Sep-89 Good primer on > neural-nets? Steve Wampler@naucse.UUC (285) > Would some one recommend a good primer on the new approaches on > neural-nets? (The last I've seen was a *very* old book by M. Minsky > that was pretty low-level - I'd like something more up to date.) I'm not sure how detailed an intro you want, but I found: "The Neural Networks Primer" -- Maureen Caudill for AI Expert magazine to be a quick and simple introduction. This is actually a series of 8 installments reprinted from AI Expert magazine. The articles introduce ideas such as: backprop, delta rule, Kohonen learning, and Adaptive Resonance Theory... I'd be interested in getting other peoples opinions on the utility of this "Primer"... -David -------------------------------------------------------------------- David Perry Greene || ARPA: dg1v@andrew.cmu.edu GSIA /Robotics || dpg@isl1.ri.cmu.edu Carnegie Mellon Univ. || BITNET: dg1v%andrew@vb.cc.cmu.edu Pittsburgh, PA 15213 || UUCP: !harvard!andrew.cmu.edu!dg1v -------------------------------------------------------------------- "You're welcome to use my opinions, just don't get them all wrinkled."