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Brainstorm your own Artificial Neural Network in Python
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Holger Spill
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sep Sat 10
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https://kiwi.pycon.org/schedule/presentation/119/
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Have you ever wanted to teach your computer how to recognise handwritten digits? The difficulty of visual pattern recognition becomes apparent when writing a computer program to recognize shapes. What seems easy when we do it ourselves quickly becomes complex when done programmatically. This talk will explore some of the concepts of Neural Networks with Brainstorm – an open-source Python library.
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