I'd like to see where you can get a cool program where you can mess around with them easily. Know of any? |
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Anyone at all familiar with neural networks? It looks like there is various software available which allows you to fool around with your own. Kind of like your own Pokemon, you train it to do certain things based on certain input of stimuli. |
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Last edited by The Cusp; 02-12-2009 at 06:36 AM.
I'd like to see where you can get a cool program where you can mess around with them easily. Know of any? |
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There is a free downloadable CD here with everything you need to get started. |
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This is interesting... I'm checking it out |
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haha, only like 1 or 2 of those programs run on 64bit vista... |
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What's neural forecasting? |
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Bleh, I'm not particularly interested in that. |
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hmm new age crap anyone ?.. . . ? |
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Insanity is the mind's only effective defense against reality.
sometimes dreams are so good that it hurts to wake up... .
Yeah you'll find all your new age crap related needs here: |
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Thanks ! |
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Insanity is the mind's only effective defense against reality.
sometimes dreams are so good that it hurts to wake up... .
You don't have a point. |
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It's certainly an interesting area of research. There are some who think that theories of cognition are increasingly going to based on computational models. I'm somewhat skeptical, however, as developing these models requires a large amount of training in mathematics and, to a lesser degree, computer programming, and the people who have traditionally addressed these research questions (i.e., cognitive psychologists) tend to receive their mathematical training in statistics and quantitative measurement. |
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I don't see how else we can figure out how the mind works properly if we don't even know how neural networks work. |
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Compared to more established sciences, I agree that it is somewhat disappointing to think of how little neuroscience has really given us. I view it as one of the last frontiers of scientific investigation. The relatively recent development of functional brain imaging has opened up a lot of possibilities, and I am hopeful that soon we can begin tackling the bigger questions. |
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Well, psychology just strikes me as being science for pussies. |
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Heh. Okay, I'll bite... |
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Have Neural Networks ever been observed to become cognitive in any way? |
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Yeah, it's called a brain. |
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Whoops, I meant Artificial Neural Networks... |
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Yeah, I know. Although they still haven't actually figured out how they work yet. |
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Last edited by Xei; 02-16-2009 at 04:00 PM.
The short answer is no. But... There are a lot of experiments where it kind of, sort of becomes cognitive in some way. All very technical, but that's where it get interesting and raises all sorts of philosophical questions. |
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You mean like the Jabberwacky program that can link words and emotions together and respond semi intelligently? |
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