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RE: Maybe you want to read this before programming - Psycho_Coder - 02-21-2014

Since you have mentioned Learning AI, I think its a great idea. I am myself being a computer science student at present I know how important it is. If IT folks are being focus then I would suggest them to learn about Neural Networks and Machine Learning. The concepts regarding the perceptron, hyperplane are great. But the things most people won't understand and they wont take the pain to even use Google. Even hackers must know and learn about ML (Machine Learning), and as far I know there is even a book named "ML for Hackers".

Whatever there is a nice paper on ANN (Artificial Neural Networks) by @Deque , it will just give you an introduction. The real techniques are how to apply them into research and develop new technology.

I hope I didn't said anything wrong and even if I did please pardon me, I am still an undergrad student.

Thank you.
Sincerely,
Psycho_Coder.


RE: Maybe you want to read this before programming - Psycho_Coder - 02-21-2014

Since you have mentioned Learning AI, I think its a great idea. I am myself being a computer science student at present I know how important it is. If IT folks are being focus then I would suggest them to learn about Neural Networks and Machine Learning. The concepts regarding the perceptron, hyperplane are great. But the things most people won't understand and they wont take the pain to even use Google. Even hackers must know and learn about ML (Machine Learning), and as far I know there is even a book named "ML for Hackers".

Whatever there is a nice paper on ANN (Artificial Neural Networks) by @Deque , it will just give you an introduction. The real techniques are how to apply them into research and develop new technology.

I hope I didn't said anything wrong and even if I did please pardon me, I am still an undergrad student.

Thank you.
Sincerely,
Psycho_Coder.


RE: Maybe you want to read this before programming - Ligeti - 02-21-2014

(02-21-2014, 10:30 PM)Psycho_Coder Wrote: I hope I didn't said anything wrong and even if I did please pardon me, I am still an undergrad student.

I didn't know about the ANN paper by Deque - and for that thank you Smile, anyway I found the paper here: http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-Tutorial-Artificial-neural-networks-the-basics

I am going to read it tonight.

I used ANN and Fuzzy logics many times in my work, I worked on a Media Monitoring System, that monitors TV/Radio channels (audio based), and I applied some ANN techniques for pattern matching and recognition, anyway, I ended up using correlation (cross correlation), was easier for me to implement... :/

AI was and still an important subject for me, and I think that it is way underappreciated in our community (hackers)

Thanks for your valuable feedback, I really appreciate it.


RE: Maybe you want to read this before programming - Ligeti - 02-21-2014

(02-21-2014, 10:30 PM)Psycho_Coder Wrote: I hope I didn't said anything wrong and even if I did please pardon me, I am still an undergrad student.

I didn't know about the ANN paper by Deque - and for that thank you Smile, anyway I found the paper here: http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-Tutorial-Artificial-neural-networks-the-basics

I am going to read it tonight.

I used ANN and Fuzzy logics many times in my work, I worked on a Media Monitoring System, that monitors TV/Radio channels (audio based), and I applied some ANN techniques for pattern matching and recognition, anyway, I ended up using correlation (cross correlation), was easier for me to implement... :/

AI was and still an important subject for me, and I think that it is way underappreciated in our community (hackers)

Thanks for your valuable feedback, I really appreciate it.