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An Introduction to Neural Networks

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“Good-Old Fashioned Artificial Intelligence” successfully uses formal logic to solve a wide variety of problems, including knowledge representation, planning and learning. However, it encounters major difficulties when dealing with one of the most prevalent realities of our world: uncertaintly. We will introduce the statistical approach of neural networks, and explore its expressivity, ability to cope with incomplete or corrupted data, and powerful learning methods.

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